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In this episode, we take a deep dive into the Scan to BIM process.

To start, we’ll explore what BIM actually is. It’s more than just a 3D model. BIM is a powerful digital mirror of a building that contains not only its geometry, but also data about materials, costs, timelines, and functional characteristics. BIM serves as a single collaborative platform where architects, engineers, contractors, and all stakeholders work seamlessly together throughout the entire project lifecycle.

Next comes laser scanning. This innovative method uses LiDAR and similar technologies to collect millions of data points in just minutes. The result is highly accurate “point clouds” that provide detailed as-built documentation of existing structures. Integrating this data into BIM gives professionals an unprecedented level of accuracy and insight.

Listeners will discover how the synergy between Scan to BIM and BIM bridges the gap between the physical site and the digital project. We’ll break down the key steps: from scan planning and data capture, through processing and 3D modeling, all the way to final integration and analysis of the results.

Read more https://alterpex.com/blog/what-is-scan-to-bim

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In this episode, we take a deep dive into the Scan to BIM process.

To start, we’ll explore what BIM actually is. It’s more than just a 3D model. BIM is a powerful digital mirror of a building that contains not only its geometry, but also data about materials, costs, timelines, and functional characteristics. BIM serves as a single collaborative platform where architects, engineers, contractors, and all stakeholders work seamlessly together throughout the entire project lifecycle.

Next comes laser scanning. This innovative method uses LiDAR and similar technologies to collect millions of data points in just minutes. The result is highly accurate “point clouds” that provide detailed as-built documentation of existing structures. Integrating this data into BIM gives professionals an unprecedented level of accuracy and insight.

Listeners will discover how the synergy between Scan to BIM and BIM bridges the gap between the physical site and the digital project. We’ll break down the key steps: from scan planning and data capture, through processing and 3D modeling, all the way to final integration and analysis of the results.

Read more https://alterpex.com/blog/what-is-scan-to-bim

  continue reading

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