Software manufacturer for innovative engineering software

Get to know our company X-Visual Technologies

X-Visual Technologies GmbH is a medium-sized, founder-managed software developer in Berlin that publishes innovative engineering software for the process industry.

X-Visual stands for sustainable corporate development and gives its employees the freedom to develop their potential.

Our P&ID software PlantEngineer isn’t set in stone. We continue to develop it thanks to a constant dialogue with our customers and partners. This development process is also enriched by experience from customer projects, meetings with users, and inspiration from active participation in industrial committees. We use conferences as a platform to engage in discussions with our customers and to present solutions.

In order to continuously expand our expertise in the process industry, data integration, and new technologies, we also collaborate on numerous research projects with universities and industry partners.

Expertise at first hand

Our team consists of software developers, process engineers, electrical engineers, economists, and Microsoft Visio and mixed reality specialists.

“My ambition is to offer easy-to-use and intelligent P&ID for plant engineering that everyone can use. Microsoft Visio is the right platform for this, being easy to use and yet still a powerful tool.”
– Wolfgang Welscher – Founder and CEO

“Software is a path and thrives on change. New customer requirements and technologies require constant learning and development. Our integrated concept allows us to support customers with software implementation and sustainably improve the organization of companies. Developing a shared understanding of work processes alongside people from other departments is fascinating to me.”
– Jenny Orantek – General Manager

Pioneer for mixed reality

In 2022, X-Visual Technologies launched the WIR! alliance MR4B – Mixed Reality for Business.

In the WIR! alliance MR4B, mixed reality-based software solutions and device combinations are developed and applied in conjunction with AI technologies for the entire corporate ecosystem.

The aim is to establish a competence center for industrial mixed reality applications and AI for the Berlin region and the surrounding area.

X-Visual is not only involved as an alliance coordinator, but also as an active project partner. KEPLER, a collaborative mixed reality platform for engineering in plant construction, is currently being developed under the project management of HTW Berlin. Other projects are MR4SafeOperations or MR4Heatpump.

Do you have questions about X-Visual Technologies, the P&ID software PlantEngineer or the WIR! alliance MR4B?

Give us a call, send us an e-mail or follow us on our social media channels. The X-Visual team looks forward to hearing from you!

Strong partnerships to drive new technologies forward

Since 2003, we have been part of the exclusive circle of Microsoft Visio partners and are among the top 10 worldwide >>

Since 2003, we have been part of the exclusive circle of Microsoft Visio partners and are among the top 10 worldwide. This qualification gives us direct access to Microsoft expertise; in 2011, we were honored for this at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Los Angeles. As an active member of the Visio community, we benefit from intensive exchange with partners and, together with Microsoft, drive innovations such as virtual and augmented reality. For the 2018 Hannover Messe, we worked with the Visio development team to develop 3D scenarios for Process Facility Planning and PlantEngineer 360°. Our close collaboration with Microsoft enables us to bring future topics to the process industry more quickly and to incorporate user requirements directly into the further development of Microsoft Visio.

WPC press release

Together with d|b|t|a, X-Visual has already implemented laboratory facilities in virtual reality and linked them to P&ID information >>

The Department of Dynamics and Operation of Technical Systems (d|b|t|a) at TU Berlin conducts research into optimal process development and control for process engineering systems. New processes are implemented in the department's own mini-plants and pilot plants, and methods for optimizing control are developed and tested in long-term operation. The department is at the forefront of digitalization in the process industry, with experience in OPC UA real-time communication, data-driven modeling, real-time optimization, and data integration. Together with d|b|t|a, X-Visual has already implemented laboratory systems in virtual reality and linked them to P&ID information. The project “Interoperability in Plant Design – Industry 4.0” has resulted in innovative links to process simulation and measurement data. Further joint research projects such as ENPRO III and ZIM are planned. PlantEngineer is also used in the course “Computer-Aided Plant Design” and supports students in their project and thesis work.

Our P&ID software PlantEngineer is used to create flow diagrams as part of the courses. >>

The bioprocess engineering program at Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences is an interdisciplinary or “interface” discipline. Bioprocess engineers deal with biology, chemistry, process engineering, and general engineering sciences. The P&ID software PlantEngineer is successfully used in the courses to create professional and standard-compliant flow diagrams. Creating the most important document in process engineering and working on the flow diagram in practice complements the theoretical part and bridges the gap between theory and practice.

As part of the WIR! alliance MR4B, a collaborative MR platform for engineering in plant construction is being developed. >>

X-Visual has found a competent partner in the Berlin University of Applied Sciences, which conducts research in the areas of building information modeling (BIM) and digitization in building design. As part of the WIR! alliance MR4B, under the project management of Prof. Dr. Silvia de Lima Vasconcelos and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Markus Krämer, a collaborative mixed reality platform for engineering in plant construction is being developed through the integration of the domain models BIM and DEXPI, known as KEPLER for short. In recent years, further joint research projects in the context of industrial plant planning have already been successfully implemented.

MR4B website

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