LEITARI links the approved logic, I/O, HMI, drawings, and field evidence.
INDUSTRIAL INTELLIGENCE / FIELD INSTRUMENT
HUGINNTMThe plant answer, where the work happens.
HUGINNTM is the field instrument for LEITARI™ Industrial Intelligence. It carries an approved local project package onto the device so operators, electricians, and engineers can ask practical questions directly and receive project-grounded answers.
Device-local toolsDevice-local enginePhoto & on-device OCRRole-shaped answersDedicated field hardware
LEITARIGUARDIAN READYTAG / WIRINGSCREENSLOGIC TRACE
FIELDWhere is LT-204 wired?
HUGINNLT-204 is wired to DCU 9, cabinet CAB-09, input channel 17.
TOOLS READYFIELD ANSWERS
CAPTURE / LOOK UP / ACTProject-grounded answers at the cabinet, pump, panel, or process area.
ONE CONTROLLED KNOWLEDGE CHAIN
LEITARI™ builds the record.
HUGINNTM carries it into the field.
The project knowledge needed for field lookup is prepared for controlled device use.
HUGINN routes each question through deterministic local project tools and the controlled Industrial Intelligence engine.
Authorized engineering sessions retain the evidence trail behind the concise field answer.
FIELD TOOLSET
Questions shaped around real maintenance work.
Huginn is built around the plant records technicians and controls engineers actually use. Each question is routed first to deterministic project tools designed for the requested tag, wiring, screen, DCU, alarm, or logic result.
Tag & wiring
Locate a point, cabinet, channel, and documented termination without opening five separate references.
Screens & controls
Find where an asset appears, which controls are available, and the displays an operator actually uses.
DCU cross-reference
Resolve controller membership, inventory, and system relationships from the approved project package.
Alarm context
Connect alarm references to the same tag, screen, equipment, and source context contained in the approved local project package.
Logic trace
Follow the documented conditions behind a start, stop, permissive, or interlock without guessing from a tag name.
Photo, OCR & walkdown
Capture the original site photo, extract nameplate or panel text on-device, attach field context and audio notes, and produce a structured review record.
THE RIGHT DEPTH FOR THE PERSON ASKING
Concise in the field.
Traceable in engineering.
The operator should not have to read an engineering report to learn which DCU owns a point. The engineer should still be able to inspect the sources when the answer affects design, testing, or cutover.
The answer first
Operators and electricians receive the concise result needed for the task. Engineering evidence stays out of the normal field view.
Evidence when authorized
A PIN-gated session can expose the trace, source references, and supporting detail used to verify the answer.
Useful without the network
Project lookups and the device-local Industrial Intelligence engine remain available when the field device is offline or air-gapped.
Approved local package
Answers stay inside the approved local project package and device-local tools, with no connection to the running control system.
CURRENT DEPLOYMENT
Built as a controlled field instrument.
The current pilot runs on dedicated Android field hardware and combines a device-local Industrial Intelligence engine, local project databases, an animated guardian, structured field tools, site-photo capture, on-device OCR, audio notes, guided walkdowns, and review-package export. Its operating boundary is the approved local project package; it does not require a connection to the running control system. Commercial deployment terms—including device custody, encryption, project-package protection, and update control—are defined for the environment before field release.