ERTC 2026 · Madrid · Stand B7
At 1:30 AM a controller starts cutting feed and nobody on the panel knows why. Our ERTC 2026 white paper, AI in the Control Room, is about closing that gap with knowledge-driven AI — not a chatbot guessing, a system that reasons over the controller's own logic.
Live at the booth
Stand B7 has a live ChatAPC session running — ask it your toughest question, the same way you'd ask an engineer at 1:30 AM.
How it works
Deterministic engines calculate. The language model explains.
Questions in plain language, in the operator’s own language. Every number in an answer comes from a tool; tags are validated before they appear.
A graph of the unit: variables, equipment, constraints, cause and effect, priorities and lessons from past events.
Deterministic, testable modules that retrieve data, read the constraint set, price each constraint, rank root causes and check proposed actions against limits.
White paper · ERTC 2026 edition
Why your engineers still get called at 1:30 AM, and how knowledge-driven AI can change that.
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