3DGS
Point cloud to Revit. Editable geometry, not a referenced cloud.
We convert registered point clouds into editable Revit geometry — modeled in your family library, your project template, at the LOD your client expects. Direct delivery, not a Recap reference left for your team to model around.
Revit you can actually edit.
A native Revit file. Walls are walls, columns are columns, ducts are ducts — modeled as the right element category, not extruded blobs. Your downstream coordination, clash detection, and quantity takeoffs all work the way they're supposed to.
- Revit
- AutoCAD
- Native Geometry
- Element Categorization
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.
MEP coordination teams
Clash detection and quantity takeoffs only work against correctly categorized elements — not a generic mesh.
Questions specific to this deliverable.
How is this different from scan-to-BIM?
Scan-to-BIM usually implies a fuller building model at a defined LOD. This deliverable is for when you need specific elements or zones converted to editable geometry — a faster, narrower scope.
Can you deliver to AutoCAD instead of Revit?
Yes — same conversion principle, different output format. Tell us your downstream tool.