Eliminate the need for traditional survey methods and the error raising from it with our point cloud/scan to BIM. QeCAD is equipped with experienced engineers, drafters and 3D modelling who can accurately interpret 3D scan data for our clients and transform it into a virtual BIM model. Point cloud to BIM is widely opted by a number of our retailers, main contractors, and architect clients.
Additionally, we also utilize your point cloud to create accurate as-built models for retrofit, restoration and renovation projects. We provide support for point cloud scans from Kubit, Leica CloudWorx or any other laser survey tool to deliver highly refined BIM models.
Once a project is completed, an inspection is needed to be conducted to ensure the final building structure is built as per the approved drawing. Using the point cloud data of the completed building, we can create a BIM model geometry that can be used for comparing with the original blueprint.
Owing to the ever-increasing demands in constructing an urban infrastructure, most developers and site owners have made it mandatory to submit as-built documentation based on BIM frameworks on project completion. Our team of expert modellers can create visual As-built documentation that provides the following information.
Send your composite point cloud along with any supporting documents while placing an order
We analyse the point cloud data and understand the scope of work needed in the project
The project is allocated to the execution team who create the BIM model render from the Point Scan data
The output BIM is quality tested and corrections are implemented
The final project is delivered
Point cloud to BIM services are useful wherever construction and engineering are involved. Some of the most common places where Point Cloud to BIM is used are: Industrial complexes, factories, storage facilities, infrastructure, plant management, mechanical and visual effects design.
Models created from point cloud data are used for:
Turnaround time depends on the complexity of the scanned building as well as the overall area covered.
The Point Cloud Data format depends on the tool you use for scanning. It can be divided into 2 types:
Binary: Fast to read but difficult to inspect without proprietary software
ASCII: Easy to read without any specific software but are very slow to process. We support point cloud data in any of the following formats