Armeta builds the engineering intelligence layer for industrial facilities.

Every industrial facility in operation today — every refinery, chemical plant, LNG terminal, power station, pharmaceutical plant, pipeline, and offshore platform — runs on a set of critical engineering documents: P&IDs, piping isometrics, PFDs, and line lists. They are the master record of the facility. Every pipe, valve, instrument, safety device, and spatial routing appears across them. Every workflow that keeps the facility running safely, compliantly, and profitably depends on reading them.

And in the vast majority of the global installed base, those documents exist only as legacy PDFs and spreadsheets.

Armeta was founded in 2025 to close this gap. Our contextualization engine reads engineering documents — drawings and data tables alike, scanned or native, historical or as-built — and produces a unified, queryable engineering knowledge graph. The archive that every industrial facility has accumulated over decades becomes a structured, auditable resource for MTO, MOC, PHA revalidation, LDAR compliance, and every downstream workflow that depends on understanding what's in the documents.

The company's founding insight is simple but consequential: decades of CAD software and document tooling have been built to create these engineering documents, and none of it can read the archive that every operating facility already has. The tools that companies like Hexagon, AVEVA, Bentley, and Autodesk have built are authoring tools. Armeta is the contextualization layer that sits between the legacy archive and every modern digital workflow.