Short answer
CAD, BIM and technical drawings from 3D capture means turning existing situations or source data into focused drawing and model output. The scan remains available as visual context, while CAD, BIM or PDF output becomes useful for design, revision, quotation, asset management or handover.
Capabilities
How 360Models puts 3D to work
Scan-to-CAD
Turn relevant scan geometry into floor plans, sections, elevations or technical drawings in the agreed format.
Scan-to-BIM
Create a BIM or IFC model from the scan, with the building elements and information needed for design, renovation or asset management.
As-built documentation
Document the completed installation or building for handover and maintenance.
The real situation beside your drawing
Keep the photorealistic capture alongside your CAD or BIM deliverable so your team can look up details and context.
Scope and accuracy
Agree which elements need modelling and the required tolerances. Visual realism and measurement accuracy are assessed separately.
File support
Files for 3D models, point clouds and documentation
360Models brings different 3D sources together. For each project, we determine which files are ready to use, which need optimization for online viewing and which should remain available as original source files.
3D files
Point clouds
Images and documentation
Approach
From source data to daily use
Collect or create 3D data
Start with scans, models, point clouds, CAD, technical drawings or new 3D production.
Structure the assets
Organize assets by organization, category, status, metadata, revision and intended channel.
Add workflow context
Connect annotations, measurements, access rules, documents, API data or inspection information.
Publish and maintain
Use the same managed source for viewers, digital twins, WebAR and integrations.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Turn a 3D scan of your building or installation into CAD drawings, BIM models and as-built documentation. Scope, detail and accuracy agreed upfront.
This is useful when you do not want a raw point cloud, but usable CAD, BIM or drawing output. It also helps when an existing situation needs to be captured for design, engineering, renovation, estimation, asset management or handover.
A typical workflow covers collect or create 3d data, structure the assets, add workflow context, publish and maintain. The exact scope depends on the source data, users and required output.
360Models is used to manage, view, configure, publish and integrate 3D assets, scans, product configurators, digital twins and WebAR experiences.
Yes. Assets can be structured by organization, category, team, status and use case, so the right people can access the right viewers, files or configurators.
Yes. 360Models can publish viewers and configurators through embeds, API integrations and custom frontends.
3D workflows can support OBJ, FBX, GLB, SKP, STP, STL, PLY, LCC, SOG, MAX, DWG, DXF, IFC and SAT, point clouds such as LAS, E57, PTS and PTX, plus JPEG, JPG, PNG, WebP, TIF and PDF.
No. It can be used for products, infrastructure, manufacturing, cultural heritage, real estate, facility management and software platforms.
Yes. The management layer stays in 360Models while viewers, configurators and integrations can be styled for each website, portal, shop or customer environment.
Where could 3D help your team today?
Start with the problem you want to solve. Data and business logic can remain in existing software; 360Models adds only the capture, management and visual 3D application you need.
