BIM Evolution: Adoption Challenges and Breakthroughs in Scan-to-BIM Technology
This Newsletter`s Focus:?Project information management strategies to achieve BIM maturity, innovation in Scan-To-BIM promising to bolster AEC industry competitiveness, and a case study reflecting how 3D laser scanning helps restoration projects. Enjoy!?
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The Rise and Challenges of BIM Adoption in the AECO Industry. Project Information Management Strategies
Building Information Modeling?is revolutionizing the AECO (Architecture, Engineering, Construction, Operations)?industry by supporting the design, delivery, and maintenance of built assets throughout their lifecycle. While the global BIM market is expected to surge from $15 billion in 2021 to $53 billion by 2030, its adoption is uneven across disciplines and regions. Architects lead with a 44% adoption rate in Europe, but engineering and contractor firms fall behind. BIM maturity levels vary?from minimal collaboration (Level 0) to integrated project information (Level 3). Achieving higher BIM maturity is challenging due to a lack of standardization and the fragmentation of information across various software and platforms.? Read More >>
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Advancing AEC Industry with Automated Scan-to-BIM Reverse Engineering Technology
The Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology has developed an automated Scan-to-BIM reverse engineering technology, enhancing productivity in 3D geospatial information modeling. This technology processes 3D scan data to automatically create BIM objects, boosting reverse engineering productivity by 23.7 times and increasing modeling information by 110.21%. It supports various applications, from construction management to proptech asset digitization. The technology is currently being field-tested and has been partially open-sourced on GitHub, promising to bolster domestic AEC industry competitiveness by reducing manual errors and costs associated with 3D vision data processing. Read More >>
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Rapid 3D Scanning and Efficient 2D Drawings Accelerate Building Restoration Project?
This week`s highlight: a?multi-level building, covering 810 square meters, underwent a comprehensive 3D scanning operation with two Faro devices and a NavVis, completed in a mere 6?hours. This swift and detailed scanning phase was followed by the production of 2D drawings within 60 hours. The project underscores the transformative impact of integrating modern technology in the construction sector, significantly accelerating the restoration process while ensuring high precision and aiding in the building's structural analysis and future intervention planning.
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