Getting started

AAS Studio turns a product datasheet into a standards-compliant Asset Administration Shell — the IEC 63278 / IDTA digital-twin file format — without you hand-writing XML. Upload a PDF (or just type a product name), the AI extracts the submodels, you review and validate, then export or push to a registry.

Quickstart

Five steps from datasheet to deliverable. The whole flow lives in the wizard at /studio — no install, no config.

1

Start an extraction

Two ways in. Upload one or more PDF datasheets, or use Find by name — type the product (e.g. “LG OLED65G54LW”) and AAS Studio searches the web, pulling the manufacturer page plus distributor and third-party datasheets as independent sources.

The studio start view: pick a regulation, then upload a datasheet or search by product name
Pick a regulation, then Upload a datasheet, Search by product name, or Start blank.
2

AI builds the AAS

The model reads each source and emits the four IDTA submodels it can support: Nameplate (IDTA-02006), TechnicalData (02003), CarbonFootprint (02023) and HandoverDocumentation (02004). Common properties ship with eCLASS IRDIs as semanticIds. It prefers leaving a field empty over inventing a value.

3

Review & merge

With several sources, each field is decided by authority-weighted consensus— the manufacturer outvotes a chain of resellers that copied a wrong spec. Every value shows how many sources agreed; split votes are flagged for review. Fix anything the AI wasn’t sure about, then continue.

4

Validate

Three gates, not one. The official AAS 3.1 XSD (structure), the AASd-* metamodel rulesthe schema can’t express (idShort uniqueness, langStrings, reference shapes), and the official IDTA aas-test-engines— run in CI, so “valid” means valid by the standard owner’s reference engine, not just ours. You get a clear verdict plus the exact errors. The same engine is a one-call API: POST /api/v1/validate.

5

Export & deliver

Download as AAS XML or .aasx, push straight to an IDTA Part 2 registry/repository (the Unparallel DPSSP connector), or issue it as a signed EUDI-aligned Verifiable Credential (JWT-VC / SD-JWT-VC, verifiable offline, revocable). Or skip the UI entirely and drive the whole flow from the REST API.

Ways to integrate

Three surfaces, same engine. Pick the one that fits how your users (or your pipeline) work.

Use the app

The hosted wizard at /studio. Nothing to build — for your own team or a one-off conversion.

Open wizard

Call the API

Bearer-auth REST. Extract, merge, validate, fix — scriptable, CI-friendly. Try it live in the explorer.

Interactive explorer

Embed the widget

A <script> + <div> drops the full wizard into your own product. Signed, origin-bound sessions.

Embed guide

Reference

The full documentation surface — SDKs, integration guides, schema, async delivery.

Build & embed

SDKs

Integrations

Integration guides

Catena-X SerialPart, EU Battery Passport, ESPR Digital Product Passport, EU Machinery Regulation. Reference implementations + checklists per regulatory framework.

Standards conformance

IEC 63278-1/2/3 alignment + IDTA-02006/02003/02023/02004 submodel template implementations. Downloadable conformance statement.

Interoperability (test against us)

Point your AAS server, GS1 resolver, VC verifier or product-trust layer at a live, conformant, public endpoint. Strong-ETag content anchoring, GS1 Digital Link resolution, a live Asset Interface Description datapoint. Public sandbox, no key, no NDA.

Self-hosted deployment

Run AAS Studio in your own infrastructure (Docker Compose shipped; Helm / air-gapped planned). For data-residency, regulated workloads, Catena-X data spaces, or procurement clauses that exclude SaaS-only vendors.

Async + delivery

Need something we don’t document?

Email contact@aas-studio.com — two-developer team, you ping the people who wrote the code, no support tier in between.

Command palette

Navigate + run actions