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POINT CLOUD MODELING SERVICE EXPERIENCE
Converting high definition laser scan models to BIM allows teams to achieve accurate base layers for clash resolutions. Using the latest in 3D laser scanning, VIATechnik can help you take your projects to the next level. Allow our team to bring all its extensive BIM expertise into your project and find the best possible solutions for your project. Whether you want to coordinate existing structures with new ones, or create topographic maps for your data, our main goal is to provide impeccable solutions. VIATechnik puts at your full disposal a wealth of experience that ranges across various industries such as oil & gas, renovations, real estate, retail, and larger scale infrastructure.
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VIATechnik and UNIFI Team Up to Help AEC Industry Leverage UNIFI APIs for Custom Software DevelopmentChicago, IL, December 2019 – VIATechnik is pleased to announce a new partnership with UNIFI, the global leader in cloud-based BIM content and data management. As more sophisticated digital technologies …
Danielle Dy Buncio, CEO of VIATechnik, joins Stanford Real Estate CouncilCHICAGO, Illi., Sep. 23, 2019 /VIATechnik/ — Danielle Dy Buncio, Co-founder and CEO of VIATechnik, a construction technology firm disrupting the AEC industry through innovative VDC consulting, implementation and education, …
Enabling Automation in The Built EnvironmentEnabling Automation in the Built Environment The building and construction industry is primed for automation. The automatic manufacturing of the “stuff” of a building – the parts and pieces that …
The Construction Industry Has a Problem, and Women are Going to Solve ItThe 8-trillion dollar construction industry has a major problem. Simply put, we do not have enough people to meet construction demands worldwide. A recent study by Autodesk and the …