Normatia
Centralized Platform for European Building Codes
What it does
Normatia transforms static building regulations (PDFs) into a structured, interconnected Knowledge Graph. Unlike traditional PDF viewers or government websites, we atomize legal text into data blocks. This allows for unique features like "Deep Linking" to specific paragraphs, contextual glossaries that appear on hover without breaking the reading flow, and compliance calculators embedded directly within the regulations. It’s not just a reader; it’s an intelligent layer over the law.
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