Point Cloud to BIM Services

Scan to BIM Solutions for Residential, Commercial and Industrial Buildings

We develop precise as-built BIM models that add value during the reconstruction or restoration of residential, commercial, or industrial structures, backed by a team of architects and engineers. We’ve worked on high-rise apartment, hotel, resort, hospital, and community centre renovation projects, among other things. Our data-rich 3D models can also help facility managers run more efficient operations and maintenance.

Point Cloud to BIM Services for Infrastructure Projects

We recognise the special challenges that come with renovating and reconstructing infrastructure projects such as highways, bridges, tunnels, dams, and so on. We offer the experience and expertise needed to produce 3D models that improve collaboration, productivity, and quality. We constantly follow all of the standards and guidelines that are required to properly finish a Scan to BIM infrastructure project. Train stations, airports, motorways, rail facilities, dams, and other structures have all been restored by us.

Scan to BIM Services for Historical Monuments

For historical monuments such as national monuments, churches, and museums, we offer scan to BIM conversion services. We have the knowledge, talent, and elegance needed to carve complicated sculptures, 3D geometries, domes, casings, and other features into any historical monument. Our expertise in this industry will give our clients a competitive advantage and enable them to complete their projects quickly and efficiently.

FAQs

Why Scan to BIM?

Scan to BIM is necessary for any reconstruction project since it is more precise than manual surveys. It also necessitates fewer resources and time. Furthermore, BIM models produced from point cloud data give traditional BIM deliverables such as construction documentation, clash detection, improved collaboration, and so on, all of which benefit the rebuilding process.

What are the types of files required for scan to BIM?

To transform the point cloud data to a BIM model, we use Autodesk products such as ReCap and Revit. The.rcp and.rcs file formats are supported by Autodesk ReCap. These are data formats for registered point clouds that can be integrated directly in Revit to generate a BIM model. Registered scans bring together point cloud data collected from many viewpoints into a unified, well-coordinated system. This gives you a detailed blueprint of the building or infrastructure, which is useful for large and complicated projects.

Apart from Point Cloud data, what other inputs can be helpful for Scan to BIM modeling?

Other information, in addition to the point cloud data produced through laser scanning, can be useful in completing the project successfully. Existing CAD designs, 360° panoramas, site shots, films, and so on could be used. The information could be in either a registered or unregistered format. Our team of architects, engineers, and BIM modellers can register it if it isn’t already registered.

Can laser scanning detect the minute and hidden MEPF components of the existing building?

Laser scanning is unable to detect minute concealed components in MEP systems. The BIM modeller must be given schematic drawings and photo-realistic photographs in order to comprehend the specifications and specifics of any building or infrastructure’s existing MEPF systems. They can then conclude the project by precisely modelling and incorporating the MEPF systems into the 3D model.

What tolerance can be achieved in a Scan to BIM project?

Tolerances are included into all building projects to account for natural variations. The tolerance level in a BIM Model created from point cloud data should ideally be as low as 0.10mm. It is, however, contingent on the unique requirements of the project. If tighter tolerances are required, CAD files, 360° pictures, movies, and other tools can help.