Client / Owner
Review requirements, proposals, risk, investment, and project performance.
Archiosk turns complex technical, commercial, project, and market information into governed intelligence.
It examines documents, drawings, specifications, contracts, schedules, research, and other evidence to show:
Every conclusion stays connected to its evidence.
The same governed intelligence engine adapts to different objectives without changing the evidence model underneath.
Review requirements, proposals, risk, investment, and project performance.
Coordinate design, procurement, construction information, and submissions.
Evaluate projects, capital requirements, investors, partners, and opportunities.
Examine existing assets, interventions, operating requirements, and lifecycle decisions.
The working context changes. The governed evidence model does not.
Archiosk identifies what the source actually says and preserves where it came from.
GO examines what depends on what, where information conflicts, what is missing, and how each item participates in the larger project or asset continuum.
Archiosk can compare alternatives, examine coordination, test constraints, assess fit, and identify unresolved conditions.
Some problems require several representations, disciplines, organizations, investors, or capabilities working together.
Archiosk can test for the minimum sufficient configuration rather than forcing a single match.
The user sees the conclusion first, followed by what changed, what remains unresolved, and the supporting evidence.
Detailed provenance, analysis history, and technical information remain available on demand.
An IFC model is read on the Archiosk server, never in the browser, and opened in the IFC Coordination Chamber of ARCHIOSK Studio.
Overlapping boxes only nominate a candidate. The exact convex solids are then tested by separating axes, and the shared volume is computed exactly.
In the benchmark, the wall through the slab is confirmed at 0.08882472 m³, inside a box bound of 0.088874 m³.
A solid that cannot be modelled exactly is reported as not confirmable, with its reason, and never approximated.
The Storey & Element Outliner lists every storey and element by its GUID, with visibility for each.
Every element has a camera anchor derived from its own geometry: walls in level two-point views, slabs in one-point plans, and a clash framed on its shared solid.
Only a confirmed clash raises an RFI. It carries the two elements, the exact volume, the model's hash and the anchor it is seen from.
The same clash always yields the same RFI identifier. It lands in the Sandbox as a frame with its table and figure, and stays provisional until a person reviews it.
IFC Coordination is for staff accounts, so you will be asked to sign in.
Every solver in ARCHIOSK Studio runs on a fixed step and its own clock, so the same inputs give the same figures on every run.
Where a figure can be computed exactly, it is: a clash's shared volume comes from the solids themselves. Where it cannot, the answer says not confirmable instead of estimating.
Ducts, pipes and cable trays are classified from the model's own type objects; members, columns, slabs and beams as structure.
Clashes narrow to MEP against structure, and to the plenum between a ceiling and the slab above, a zone derived from the elements' boxes and labelled as such.
A synthetic assembly bay for the D1 airframe. Two UR5e arms are checked against their published reach and their own inverse kinematics, and every link is cleared against the airframe. Four cells are laid out around the jig.
A layout, not a running factory.
The Pulse Line is for staff accounts, so you will be asked to sign in.
Circuits, bodies and factories in one studio, told from the worm's first neuron to the finished part.
Archiosk investigates, organizes, compares, tests, and proposes.
It does not silently turn inference into authority, hide uncertainty, or make consequential decisions on behalf of the user.
When evidence is incomplete, conflicting, or insufficient, Archiosk keeps that condition visible rather than inventing certainty.
Human judgment remains the governing boundary.
Start with a project, opportunity, asset, or question.