Abstract: A method and system provide the ability to track object progress in a drawing sheet. An object type is created and activity types are assigned to the object type. The activity types represent a progression of an object of the object type. A portable document format (PDF) drawing sheet that has multiple symbol instances is obtained. A graphic region containing a symbol instance is selected in the drawing sheet. A markup is created on the drawing sheet based on the selected graphic region. Multiple symbol instances are autonomously detected based on the selected graphic region. Progress tracking markup instances of the markup are autonomously created for the detected symbol instances and are linked to the object type. The progress of the object instances is visually tracked using graphical user interface (GUI) visualizations that provide a visual representation of the progression via the markups.

Abstract: Techniques for real-time location tagging are disclosed. A camera-enabled device presents an image of a physical space currently being captured by the camera-enabled device. Responsive to detecting user input while the image of the physical space is being captured by the camera-enabled device, the camera-enabled device tags a location in a plan of the physical space with information based at least in part on the user input.

Abstract: Techniques for real-time location tagging are disclosed. A camera-enabled device presents an image of a physical space currently being captured by the camera-enabled device. Responsive to detecting user input while the image of the physical space is being captured by the camera-enabled device, the camera-enabled device tags a location in a plan of the physical space with information based at least in part on the user input.

Abstract: Techniques related to searches of highly structured data are described. A body of data may be represented by an object-centric data model. For a search of the body of data, an indication of a particular search template to use may be received. The particular search template may specify one or more hierarchical object types that are within a scope of the search. The one or more hierarchical object types may be defined in the object-centric data model. The particular search template may specify at least one search field. A user interface may be generated based on the particular search template. The user interface may include the at least one search field.

Abstract: Techniques related to searches of highly structured data are described. A body of data may be represented by an object-centric data model. For a search of the body of data, an indication of a particular search template to use may be received. The particular search template may specify one or more hierarchical object types that are within a scope of the search. The one or more hierarchical object types may be defined in the object-centric data model. The particular search template may specify at least one search field. A user interface may be generated based on the particular search template. The user interface may include the at least one search field.