Engineering at the center
Professional judgment leads. Technology gives it better context.
A NEW SPARK IN POWER ENGINEERING
We’re building a future where AI and software help engineers understand, diagnose, and maintain power infrastructure.
Select a component to explore. An original anatomy study, not a specific equipment model.
The next step in maintenance starts with making sense of the evidence.
Power equipment tells a story through measurements, inspections, and technical records. We envision tools that connect that information, make knowledge easier to use, and support the engineer behind every decision.
Professional judgment leads. Technology gives it better context.
Understand what the information supports, where it conflicts, and what is missing.
Bring technical information into a clearer, more traceable maintenance workflow.
Our direction is to combine engineering software with advanced AI model APIs, including models such as Claude, to assist technical work. These integrations and capabilities are planned.
AI supports the engineer. Critical maintenance decisions remain under professional responsibility.
Assist with interpreting engineering documents, extracting relevant information, and organizing technical knowledge.
Support technical analysis and compare diagnostic evidence, with explicit assumptions and limitations.
Assist maintenance planning and supervised technical and documentary tasks, with a record of the reasoning.
Conceptual workflow. No live AI service is connected to this website.
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One sample. Multiple perspectives.
Exploring the interpretation of dissolved gas analysis (DGA) in mineral oil for transformers, autotransformers, and power reactors.
The goal is not a classification at any cost. It is to understand which interpretation the evidence supports—and what else we need to know.
Different interpretations
Conceptual visualization. No sample results or diagnostic outputs are shown.
TECHNICAL REFERENCES
References for research, not a claim of certification or conformity.
Research & prototype · Electrical Engineering thesis
AGD Contraste is linked to an Electrical Engineering thesis. Commercial evolution is envisaged after the thesis defense and is subject to subsequent validation.
A useful tool must make its reasoning inspectable. Our research direction puts limitations, uncertainty, and reproducibility in the foreground.
Contrast methods and experimentally evaluate classification algorithms without assuming a single interpretation is always sufficient.
Study sensitivity to inputs, uncertainty, discrepant interpretations, and the boundaries of each method.
Keep evidence and assumptions traceable. Identify inconclusive cases and the additional information needed.
An inconclusive result can be the most honest—and useful—result.
A PRINCIPLE THAT GUIDES OUR RESEARCH
A conceptual roadmap for what we want to build. Beyond AGD Contraste research, the capabilities below are planned and are not commercially available.
AGD Contraste: method comparison, experimental classification, and examination of uncertainty.
AI-assisted reading, interpretation, and organization of engineering documentation.
Support for planning and managing maintenance processes, guided by engineers.
Assistance with repetitive technical and documentary tasks, with review and traceability.
Development depends on research, technical validation, and responsible evaluation. No release dates are committed.
CHISPITAS began in Bolivia with a clear purpose: bring artificial intelligence and software engineering closer to the real challenges of power equipment diagnosis and maintenance.
We are an early-stage initiative. AGD Contraste is our starting point, within a broader ambition to build useful, explainable technology for electrical infrastructure.
Founder & Project Lead
Cristian drives CHISPITAS and the initial development of AGD Contraste, with a vision of applying AI and software to power equipment diagnostics and maintenance processes.
Contact CristianInterested in the intersection of power engineering, research, and AI? Get in touch.