Breaking Language Barriers in FME Workspaces with AI

Working at Tensing I get the opportunity to collaborate with some amazing colleagues in The Netherlands and France. They shared with me a range of impressive Workspaces which I needed to adapt for projects I am working on in the UK. Unfortunately, my Dutch and French language skills aren’t quite up to scratch. That’s when I thought there must be a way to use FME to translate the bookmarks and annotations in the workspaces so I could understand what each part of the process was doing. This presentation will focus on the use of FME and Generative AI able to create a solution to successfully translate bookmarks and annotations in a workflow. Leveraging the unique capabilities of the FME Platform to read in existing workspaces and make requests to AI to translate workspace components. I’ll explore the choices that were made along the way, providing an insight into the workflows and processes involved. Hopefully inspiring you to think outside the box of fun and innovative ways you might be able to use FME and AI in your daily tasks.