Three things, all of them real output from these 14 filings.
01
One pipeline across six languages and five scripts
A Japanese electrical-steel filing, a scanned Arabic filing and a French duplex-stainless filing go through the same path and come out in the same shape. Nothing was tuned per document.
Hanzi · Kana/Kanji · Hangul · Arabic · Latin
02
Findings connected across a figure, a table and the text
When a filing states the same result in more than one place, Axion links those mentions, so you can see where a number came from. 52 connected findings here, across 11 of the 14 documents.
Every row traces back to a page
03
A structured view of the whole portfolio
What each material is made of, how it is made and what properties result, lined up across 14 filings. Alongside it, the original page with every element boxed and labelled, so you can check any row against the source.
Charts rebuilt as data, not screenshots
337 artifacts out of 376 pages. Where a person still looks: continuous-curve charts such as spectra
and distribution curves reconstruct with lower confidence than discrete bar and point charts, and
Axion shows that confidence instead of hiding it. You spot-check the fields that matter to you,
rather than reading 376 pages in six languages.