3D scan to Bim service

Overview

Plan, design, construct, renovate and manage existing buildings and construction sites with the help of our Scan-to-BIM Solutions for terrestrial applications. Scan-to-BIM is the process of digitally capturing an existing civil building site with the help of high-performance terrestrial 3D laser scanners and using the building scans as a reference to design a Building information model in a dedicated scan to BIM software environment, outputs from scan to BIM represents the existing building in digital format that is used for design construction and operation process.We can accept any long-range laser scans from different types of lidar and laser 3D scanners for making scan to BIM modeling. You can upload the point clouds in our online scan to BIM modeling portal to get an instant quote for BIM modeling from the scan.

Why Wildplant Terrestrial for a scan to BIM projects?

Most extensive 3D scan to BIM modeling team
We use AutoCAD Revit for Scan to BIM modeling.
Dedicated teams for architecture and MEP
Can handle large volume scan to BIM projects
Instant quote for a scan to BIM modeling services
Extensive post-project support
Competitive pricing

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Application and Benefits
of Scan-to-BIM Workflow

The AEC industry has seen a rise in the demand for BIM implementation and the creation of BIM Schematics for existing buildings. Hence, the demand for Scan-to-BIM Solutions is also growing in this industry. The traditional method of as-built documentation of an existing building would involve a lot of resources such as manpower, time, and money, and yet one would not have accurate data about the As-Built conditions. These challenges can be overcome with the help of 3D Laser Scanning and BIM modeling applications

In the design phase, a BIM model with incomplete or unreliable information about the existing building can waste more time rectifying it than getting precise point cloud data using a 3D laser scanner for terrestrial applications. Plus, errors in an inaccurate BIM model can negatively impact the project because all users of the BIM model will not have a clear idea about the project's end result. Under such circumstances, Long-range 3D laser scanners can help improve the accuracy of the BIM model right from the start of the project and thereby enhance the efficiency of the BIM process and avoid rework.
BIM models developed from the laser scan of actual buildings can be used for Structure Stability
Using 3D scan to BIM models of Dilapidated Buildings, you can perform Remaining life assessments Studies.
Create a Digital walkthrough of any building from the BIM modeling.
Scan to BIM modeling helps facility managers with retrofit, revamp, and renovation projects.
The output of our scan-to-BIM modeling services enables MEP service providers to have early clash detection alerts.
Collect substantially more information safely, more accurately, and in a significantly reduced timeframe.

As-Built Architecture

Building documentation
(2D plans, profiles, elevation)
Facade Documentation
Roof Documentation
Scan to BIM (Intelligent Building Models)
Clash Detection / Coordination / Layout
Surface Deformation and / or scan vs BIM Analysis

As-Built MEP

Documentation / Modeling of HVAC
Documentation / Modeling of pipes
(pipe runs, Tie-in point etc)
Electrical conduit and cable trays
Planning and Coordination with design
Scan to fabrication (Creation of parts lists)
Clash Detection (with proposed design)

Scan To BIM

Getting estimation for the scan to bim project is easier than you think. Upload your heavy files or give us a link to download those building or infrastructure point clouds. Our scan to BIM specialist downloads the same and gives you a quick estimation for your projects. Once you give us a node with order confirmation, we will instantly start the modeling process. You can interact with our team online 24X7 for understanding the progress of your project or post-project support at any time

Instant quote
Competitive price
24X7 support
Dedicated MEP and Architect team

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