A curved louvred concrete canopy sweeping over shallow steps against a pale sky.

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Drop a laser scan of a building. Minutes later you have a structured model you can open in Revit or Archicad.

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Scan to BIM: the same building, three ways

The raw laser scan of a concrete hall, drawn as millions of separate measured points.

The same hall as a clean solid model: columns, beams, floor slab and window openings as closed surfaces.

The scan points laid back over the finished model, showing how closely the two agree.

Your scanYour modelBoth, overlaid

You see your own building like this, with its floor area and its price, before you pay anything.

BIM modelling should not belong only to the firms with the biggest budgets. Any architect, BIM manager or GIS specialist should be able to turn a scan into a model they can trust. Built with the same mathematics an engineer would use by hand, at a speed no human team could match.

A point cloud is millions of x, y, z coordinates describing surfaces that are straight, level and proportional because they were built that way. click2BIM reconstructs that geometry deterministically, with maths you can follow.

How it works

A long concrete colonnade receding toward a bright opening and a flat sea horizon.

250+ models generated

Every model built from measured geometry, never from a trained guess.

An empty gallery room lit by a long skylight, daylight pooling on the bare floor.

A narrow slot of daylight falling down a board-formed concrete wall.

A single laser scanner on a tripod, alone in a large empty concrete room.

A flight of pale concrete stairs rising against a plain white wall.

BIM for everyone

50,000+ m² processed

40+ engineers behind

Point cloud in.IFC model out.

Scan to BIM: the same building, three ways

BIM for everyone

Point cloud in.
IFC model out.