PIPE-FLO, a Revalize company, has launched PIPE-FLO Connect, a browser-based platform for fluid system engineering. It pairs the PIPE-FLO calculation engine with AI-assisted model creation, real-time collaboration, integrated equipment data, and 3D visualisation. Engineers upload an existing P&ID or PDF schematic, and AI builds a working starting model. They can then edit the model in plain language and ask diagnostic questions. The AI only prepares inputs; the PIPE-FLO engine still performs every calculation, and engineers validate the results. Multiple users can work on one model at once, with no local installation and no per-seat limits. An integrated PUMP-FLO catalogue includes equipment data from more than 150 manufacturers. Existing customers can import their models. The platform is available now.

Configure One, a Revalize company, has launched the Configure One Intelligence Platform to help manufacturers capture and scale product knowledge across product modelling and quoting. The platform addresses challenges in engineer-to-order and configure-to-order environments where expertise typically sits with a small group of administrators and engineers. The platform combines two connected applications: AI Model Builder, which turns specifications, drawings, and product information into governed product models, and AI Seller, which reads RFQs and customer requirements to draft configured, priced quotes. Both applications use the same knowledge base, allowing product knowledge to be reused and strengthened through everyday use. AI Model Builder is now generally available, whilst AI Seller is in beta with general availability planned for early 2027. Configure One operates with single-tenant data isolation, ensuring customer product data is never used to train shared models.