Jetbuilt, the global provider of AV project sales and management software, has introduced its Jetbot Drawings feature.
The company says this AI-powered tool that generates complete system schematics at the push of a button, right within the Jetbuilt platform. Drawings, which is powered by Jetbuilt’s proprietary AI engine, Jetbot, generates detailed system schematics in seconds, giving integrators a powerful new tool to accelerate design workflows.
“Audiovisual designers value the creativity and problem solving nature of their work, and we believe AI should support, not replace, that creativity,” says Paul Dexter, chief executive officer and founder of Jetbuilt. “We’ve designed Jetbot Drawings, like other Jetbuilt features, to take on the most time-consuming and complex parts of the workflow. By addressing these core pain points, Jetbuilt streamlines the processes professionals find most tedious, so projects move faster and smoother across every phase.”
Jetbuilt says that for integrators, schematics are an essential step between design and installation, but they often consume significant engineering resources. With a single click, Jetbot Drawings automatically creates schematics that represent connections exactly as an engineer would design them, using customized lines, colors/styles and wire number schemes. Over the last two years, Jetbot has been trained on thousands of product manuals, integration guides and audiovisual best practices. Jetbot understands how systems are typically wired and configured, enabling it to make connections automatically and accurately. With Jetbot Drawings, tasks that typically take an engineer hours or days on larger projects are now completed in about ten seconds, saving companies significant time and cost.
The company adds that Jetbot Drawings leverages the project’s specific bill of materials and scope of work already entered into Jetbuilt to instantly create detailed schematics, connecting sources, converters, mixers, processors, displays and speakers logically and accurately. Jetbuilt suggests these AI-powered capabilities provide designers full control with the ability to manually move and adjust connections, add components or move devices as needed. A Modify button allows users to make natural language requests, from small adjustments, like moving a source from one port to another, to larger conceptual changes that can reconfigure an entire patch setup.
