BIM Solutions

Assets of a building comprise the physical building, its systems, equipment, and surrounding environment. Facility Management or Asset Management is effective in the short-term as well as for long-standing planning for preserving the building assets properly.

The bi-directional Building Information Modeling (BIM) integration into asset management software facilitates superior visualization of assets and helps in the maintenance and operation of a facility.

Scan to BIM (or Point Cloud to BIM) is the practice of using 3D laser scanners to build BIM schematics of existing spaces, Renovation & Retrofitting, and Historical restoration. For example, a surveyor may visit a location to be used for construction or renovation, and collect data points in order to build a hyper-accurate representation of that physical space using digital tools.

That scan data can be used to create an As-built BIM model of an existing structure or form the foundations of the model for a new construction project. This is generally done using LiDAR technology and techniques, allowing laser scanners to collect three-dimensional area data that is then fed into the system via point cloud processing.
We have a well-defined quality control (QC) process that ensures the accuracy of our deliverables to the highest possible levels.

BIM offers vital information about the building to enhance the effectiveness of disaster response plans and reduce any risk. BIM is combined with building automation systems (BAS) to demonstrate where the emergency is situated inside a building, to discover feasible routes to the affected area, and to determine other hazardous areas within the building throughout such emergencies.

Building performance analysis emphasizes the measurement and assessment of various performance indicators covering the interests of owners, operators, and occupants in aspects like energy, lighting, thermal comfort, and maintenance. There is a great interest to improve energy management in buildings considering the increasing price of fuel, and the global goal of reducing CO2 output. One of the current challenges in this domain is to optimize energy consumption while considering occupant comfort.