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Agentic MEP / Drawing Studio

Calculate, size and draw the services in your building

Detect rooms, assess loads and draw sized services into coordinated layouts using project geometry and manufacturer data.

Explore the workflow
WYRMDrawing Studio - Simplified Demo ViewIllustrative sequence
Drawing reference / Ground floor Auto roomPlan view
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Opening floor planDrawing reference · Ground floor
Drag to pan · select a room to inspectGeometry loaded
Rooms → loads → terminals → sized routes

Start with the drawing

Bring drawing information into the workspace and establish the scale and project context. Review the source before using its geometry as the basis for engineering work.

Room detection and agent assistance

Automatic and agentic room detection are part of the Drawing Studio pilot workflow. Review the room boundaries and intended use, confirm the information needed for design, and resolve uncertain areas before they feed the calculations.

Assess occupancy and loads

Calculate the room requirements from its geometry, use, occupancy and equipment. Bring heating and cooling, ventilation, water demand, lighting and electrical loads together, with deterministic calculations providing the basis for sizing the services.

Coordinate the services

WYRM draws the calculated services into the plan and coordinates their routes through the building. Use manufacturer dimensions, connection points and maintenance clearances alongside the sized ducts, pipes and equipment. Review conflicts, apply the selected correction and update the associated schedules and specification.

Example workflow

Assess a meeting room in context

Start with
A scaled floor plan, room boundaries, intended occupancy and equipment assumptions.
Work towards
Review the detected room, establish the inputs for its load assessment and consider the services within the drawing. The spatial context stays visible as the engineering decisions develop.

Working with your team

How are detected rooms used?

Room boundaries and use are reviewed as part of the pilot workflow before the information becomes a basis for design. The team resolves uncertain geometry and supplies the project assumptions needed for the assessment.

Where do calculations fit?

The drawing provides the visual and spatial context. Calculations use the relevant project inputs and assumptions, and the engineer reviews the result before it informs the coordinated design.

Work with WYRM

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Available through a pilot for UK building services teams.

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