Point cloud to CAD. Editable geometry, not a referenced cloud.
We convert registered point clouds into editable AutoCAD geometry — native layers, blocks, and 3D solids in DWG, drawn to your layer standard at the detail your client expects. Direct delivery, not a Recap reference left for your team to trace over.
Format
DWG (AutoCAD)
Output
Native, layered geometry
Software
AutoCAD, Civil 3D
Method
Registered cloud to editable file
Teams that need to model in the file, not around it.
AEC design teams
You need to design changes against the existing condition. A referenced point cloud doesn't let you edit; native geometry does.
Drafting & detailing teams
You dimension, section, and annotate directly on real CAD entities, not over a static reference underlay.
CAD you can actually edit.
| Item | On the file |
|---|---|
| Native entities | Lines, arcs, polylines and 3D solids on the right layers, snappable and editable, not a traced raster or a mesh. |
| Downstream use | Drafting, detailing, and quantity takeoffs work against real CAD entities, not a reference underlay. |
| Your layer standard | Drawn to your layer, block, and linetype standard, at the detail your client expects. |
| Not a Recap reference | Direct delivery of an editable DWG, not a cloud left for your team to trace over. |
- AutoCAD
- DWG
- Native Entities
- Layer Standards
Quoted in hours. Billed on actuals. Capped at the quote.
We do not publish sample hour counts. Send the scans and the spec, and you get a capped quote in one to two business days. How we quote.
Questions specific to this deliverable.
How is this different from scan-to-BIM?
Scan-to-BIM delivers a Revit model at a defined LOD, in your families and template. This delivers editable AutoCAD geometry (DWG), for teams working in CAD or when you need specific elements or zones converted, a faster, narrower scope.
What if we actually need Revit?
Then you want our scan-to-BIM service: the same registered cloud taken to a Revit model in your families and project template. Tell us and we'll scope that instead.
