LinkoTech Engineering Technology
Employee WorkspaceClient Workspace
RegionKit-assisted external manual labelingNo RegionKit API, no embed, and no server-to-RegionKit publish.
  1. Prepare the private source
    Select the candidate, download the authenticated private drawing, and open the local file in RegionKit.
  2. Draw in RegionKit
    Create rectangles only. Labels must be exactly column, beam, or wall. Export RegionKit Native JSON when the manual drawing is ready.
  3. Import and save the revision
    Import the RegionKit JSON back into the LinkoTech workflow. The adapter validates the shapes, classes, and the validated raster-to-source-page transform before a website revision can be saved.
  4. Perform Visual QA in LinkoTech
    Review the saved annotations as an overlay on the same private source. The website renders the authoritative source-page PDF point boxes and shows the class, coordinates, transform state, and revision history.
  5. Owner disposition
    The Owner can approve, reject, or request revision. Rejection and revision requests require a reason. Owner approval does not mean dataset admission or training readiness.
Go to LinkoTech Visual QA

Employee labeling permissions

Owner/Admin only. Grant only the minimum permissions required for a trusted employee. Permission changes are executed server-side and recorded in the Structural Labeling permission audit log.

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Add the first labeling source

The queue shows only sources that already exist in the production Structural Labeling database. Upload a PDF or supported image here to create the candidate rows before RegionKit labeling.

Your current account does not have labeling.upload permission. The queu can be read, but a new source cannot be created until that permission is granted.

Manual labeling

RegionKit Handoff

RegionKit is the drawing/review surface. LinkoTech keeps the private source, canonical PDF-point revision, audit state, and the pinned GPT-7 contract boundary.

RegionKit published scenes are not used for private drawings because published scenes are readable without authentication.

Select a candidate.