A scan of your building that answers questions.
We label every part of the scan and tie it to the system it belongs to. Count what is installed, find a part, measure the space around it, from your desk.
A walk through the building goes in. A labeled, connected building comes back.
From a walkthrough to a model you can question.
Most of what a BIM gets you, without the scan-to-BIM workflow. And where a point cloud only gives you something to look at, this you can just ask.
Capture comes in however you have it.
Send us a point cloud your project already produced, or a video walkthrough of the building. Either one is enough to get started.
The model comes back knowing what it is made of.
Every pipe, duct, conduit, fitting and piece of equipment identified as what it is, sized, placed, and tied to what it runs to. Linkable in the tooling your team already uses.
Interact with it.
Ask questions of your model without sending someone to the site or paying a vendor to go do it.
Questions nobody can answer today without walking the building.
You ask in plain language. There is no menu of reports to pick from. Some of these are not in any document, because nobody wrote them down.
›Count every sprinkler head, smoke detector and VAV box on floor 3
4 more›Total linear feet of 4-inch conduit installed on level 2
4 more›Is there 36 inches of working clearance in front of every electrical panel
4 more›Flag anything stored within 18 inches of a sprinkler head
4 more›Which junction boxes are missing covers
4 more›What is the model and serial on the equipment in this room
4 more›The sub claims 80 percent drywall complete on level 5. Is it
4 moreOne capture. Pick the question you came here with.
For the owner signing acceptance
What are you being handed?
Before signature the contractor pays to fix it. After signature you do. The cost is the same. The payer changes.
One capture in the acceptance window, checked against the documents that govern the building. Everything on the equipment schedule rather than a sample of it.
What it answers
- Which of the 214 units on the schedule never arrived.
- Whether there is 36 inches of clear space in front of every panel.
- What is standing there that no document accounts for.
The people building Landex.
A small team that has spent enough time around real projects to know where the record breaks down.
See what is actually in your building.
Send us a point cloud you already have. We label a section and send it back, so you see what the model does on your own building before you commit to anything.
No scan yet? Book a call and we’ll walk you through it.