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NEW — Practicl now reads application notes and firmware release notes every answer cited to the page built for photonics, semiconductor and precision instruments
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A century of hardware knowledge is locked in PDFs and a few experts’ heads

Deep-tech companies have spent decades documenting what they know — in datasheets, manuals, application notes, firmware release notes. Almost none of it is usable at the moment someone needs it: not by their customers on the bench, and often not by their own engineers.

Practicl, an APixTec company in Cork, Ireland, is the deep-tech AI company built to make that knowledge answer back. We turn your documentation into a cited AI expert that reads the whole document, keeps each fact’s conditions attached, cites the page, and declines when the source is silent — starting with the hardest niche first.

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The name

“Practical”, with the second “a” removed

The letter we cut is the theory. What’s left is the part you can use — the exact number, the condition it holds under, the page it came from. The cursor marks where the theory was: ask, and it answers.

How we work

Built by engineers, for engineers in deep-tech

  1. 01

    Substance over noise

    We state what the product does with the conditions attached — the warm-up behind a stability spec, the ambient limit behind a derating curve. It is the same standard we hold your documentation to.

  2. 02

    The hardest niche first

    Photonics, semiconductor and precision instruments set the highest bar for accuracy and trust. We build to that bar first, so the product clears any documentation below it.

  3. 03

    Honest by architecture

    Citing every claim to the page and declining when the source is silent are not features we bolted on — they are the reason a documentation AI is allowed near a number that breaks something.

Practicl is a company of APixTec · Cork, Ireland · contact us

The demo is your own product

See it on your own datasheet

Send a link to one public PDF. We ingest it, and you ask it anything — about your own laser, your own spectrometer, your own error codes.

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one public PDF · no integration · answers in days