Mechanical, electrical, manufacturing.
Mechanical and electrical schemas, technical drawings, TPDs. Annotated by practicing engineers and reviewed by senior engineers.
PART · DRAWING · BOM
FIG. 01 — EUROBRAIN, 2026
Domain-expert datasets, sourced in Europe.
Engineering, legal, finance — annotated by people who actually practice the work.
§ 02 — METHOD
A short, deliberate pipeline. No black boxes between the practitioner and the lab.
№ 01
Experts contribute
Working engineers, lawyers, and analysts contribute material from their own desks — artifacts they've actually shipped, filed, or signed.
№ 02
Authored rubrics
Senior reviewers describe what a perfect answer looks like before any annotation begins. The rubric ships with the data.
№ 03
Structured delivery
Annotations are bundled with their original context and shipped to frontier labs in a typed, validated schema. EU-resident throughout.
§ 03 — VERTICALS
One pipeline. Multiple domains. Every annotation by someone who works in the field.
Contracts, filings, compliance.
Clause-level markup, redlining rationale, jurisdictional reasoning. EU-licensed lawyers, EU-resident corpora, in jurisdiction.
CLAUSE · REDLINE · MEMO
Financial models and analysis.
Statement-level annotation, model assumptions, audit trails. Analysts and accountants working on representative European disclosures.
FILING · MODEL · NOTE
§ 04 — PROVENANCE
Built in Europe.
Where the data comes from is part of the data. We treat European provenance as a first-class property — not a compliance footnote.
EU EXPERTS
Reviewers and annotators are practitioners working inside the EU — engineers, lawyers, analysts.
EU-RESIDENT DATA
Source artifacts, annotations, and delivery infrastructure stay on EU soil. No transatlantic round-trips, no surprise sub-processors.
GDPR-NATIVE
Consent, retention, and right-to-erasure are baked into the pipeline, not bolted on.