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This post was last edited by Shutong on 2022-10-19 at 10:53. I have an idea to create a large-scale software for design and safety inspections: 1. When carrying out design work, equipment maintenance, or safety inspections, enter keywords, and all standard specifications will be listed; all relevant laws and industry regulations will also be displayed. Next, one can go to the next level and click to view the details. 2. For example, when checking fire safety distances, entering “fire safety distance” will immediately show all related standards and specifications, making it easier to refer to them – after all, no one can remember that much information. 3. For example, when architectural designers are working on foundation design and enter the keyword “foundation base,” the database immediately displays various standards, specifications, and reference manuals. 4. Supports printing. 5. Moreover, the database is open-based, supports standards, and **enables regulatory updates. 6. It is said that a transparent table search function can be implemented, such as keyword search, which allows for the identification of pages in a PDF that contain specific keywords, rather than just searching by file name. I know nothing about software; could you please give me some guidance on how to do this?
What you’ve done here is indeed a remarkable achievement, but the \"standard websites\" will sue you for infringement, as you are blocking their source of income.
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It seems to be just a database for easy information viewing. Gather the relevant specifications and have IT engineers use search functions to present this data quickly – it’s a very traditional approach. If the rules in this library could be directly edited into the software, then with artificial intelligence it would become even more modern
I believe that software implementation isn’t difficult; the challenge lies in the need to keep your document libraries or standard libraries up to date. If the scope is broad, it’s possible that we won’t even know which standards have changed or which ones are no longer in use.
That’s what I think; the database has already reached a size of 4T
You’re right; maintenance also involves a lot of work
Qingcheng Jun: Gather all the relevant specifications (it’s been over a decade now, so that should be enough), and have IT engineers use search functions to present this data quickly (that’s what I think)
If it’s not this industry and you don’t have any marketing experience. The cost of producing it may be higher, and the value it can be sold for will be lower. If you approach it with a spirit of doing good, find some intermediaries to introduce you to several studios for quotes; if you can afford it, pay out of your own pocket to develop the software. For sales and intellectual property protection after it’s completed, since laypeople lack experience, it’s better to find a reliable intermediary. Chinese people prefer free options; they might not sell well
The analysis is thorough; this deal cannot go through
:D doesn’t have the confidence to do it on their own, so let’s seek investment. Watching short video ads from investment advisors and using your own money to start a business will make you feel reluctant to spend; you’ll be cautious with your money, lacking the vision needed to succeed. If you manage to secure investment and use other people’s money, you’ll have the vision needed, and things will be easier to handle. Liu Qiangdong, the founder of Pinduoduo, was able to build his business to such a large scale thanks to substantial investment in expansion at an early stage; those funds came from investors. If he had used his own money, his company would have gone bankrupt long ago. He couldn’t give up even when it was difficult to attract investments – the example the teacher gave is Liu Bei. Liu Bei may have tried to deceive investors many times before, with no success. In middle age, he suddenly met Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, who provided both effort and capital. As the boss, Liu Bei contributed little in terms of effort or money, yet he still became a great boss