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A point cloud is a collection of data points in a three-dimensional coordinate system that depict an object’s or building’s external surface, including its shape and color. Point cloud data is measured using 2D/3D scanners as a set of vector points, which are subsequently translated into precise parametric REVIT models. Once imported into Revit, we can easily generate a 3D model using the point cloud as a reference by tracing around the point data with our Revit family. Unlike a manual approach, 3D scanned data captures all minute characteristics of the object, avoiding the need for multiple visits to the location.
For architects and engineers, bimflo sends this set of Point Cloud data to a CAD or BIM platform like REVIT, allowing them to produce comprehensive As-Built building information models that accurately depict the pipes, walls, slabs, roof plans, terrain, ad vegetation in and around the building.
Conventional deliverables such as 2D plans, elevations, and sections may be simply removed once the 3D point cloud data has been separated and transferred to a BIM application.
Our team possesses the vast experience, expertise, and skillset in this procedure. We usually adjust the Revit Families provided by the client and modify them to the specific standards used by them.
Client-Side Inputs are Intended to Include
Deliverables from Point Cloud to REVIT
