3D laser scan pointcloud to 3D CAD conversions

Using CAD software tools, we convert laser scan point clouds into accurate 3D models of Architectural, MEP, and Process components of industrial facilities.

Reverse Engineering

Reverse Engineering

Using 3D laser measurements, we produce accurate technical documentation for hardware elements and equipment in industrial plants.

Accurate and Detailed DWG architectural documentation

Preserve our cultural heritage with precision!
Floor Plans | Sections | Site plans | Details

3D Scans (Point-Cloud) to DWG Conversion

Using point clouds generated from 3D laser scanning or photogrammetry, we create highly accurate 2D plans of existing buildings, rooms, structures, and elements. For this work, we primarily use Autodesk software tools, including AutoCAD, Revit, and Civil.

We produce technical plans for all types of industrial buildings as well as structures under monument protection. Our plans can be millimeter-accurate, or we can adjust the accuracy and level of detail based on the client’s requirements.

We can work with the client’s existing templates for layouts, or we can create new ones and equip them with standardized measurements, layers, and pre-prepared plotting sheets.

As an outsourcing partner, we also convert point clouds into 2D plans for foreign 3D scanning suppliers. Our clients come from EU countries and the USA, and we have successfully completed over 2,000 projects as a trusted outsource partner. These projects often involve the creation of BIM models, from which we generate 2D plans using pre-prepared templates.

Point Cloud to 2D Vector Drawings
The direct result of a 3D scan is a point-cloud, which is converted into a 2D vector drawing during post-production using specialized CAD tools such as AutoCAD or BricsCAD.

Architectural Documentation and Heritage Protection

  • Floor plans for all levels, including attic and roof
  • Characteristical cross-sections through the various areas of the building
  • All building facades, Elevations
  • Detailed facility drawings and workshop plans

Surveying and Geolocation
To translate the measurements within the national coordinate system, we use traditional geodetic measurements with GNSS equipment, ensuring precise spatial alignment.