StreamBIM vs Point Cloud Viz

StreamBIM - An openBIM platform for interoperability for planning and execution of construction projects. Easy to use for the craftsmen and project managers on site. Streaming of BIM and drawings StreamBIM gives mobile access to the BIM, drawings and documents of your construction project. Our streaming technology makes mobile devices tackle the big and complex BIM models based on openBIM and IFC. When a drawing or model is uploaded to StreamBIM it is instantly available to all the members of your project. BIM on mobile devices Navigate quickly in federated BIM models. Select objects and read object information. Hide objects and model layers to explore the complex details of your project. Drawings and documents Get access to all the PDF drawings of your construction project – the symbiotic companion to your BIM. Communicate and document your workflow with pre-defined templates. Easy to document the work you have done, easy for a manager to measure progress and mark the tasks as "done". Easy to hand over documentation to the building owner. Define working groups and whom to be member of the groups. Share and discuss issues and workflows within the groups. Easy to find the tasks which are assigned you. Create annotation on issues or simply document the work that has been done. Directly linked to objects and the position in your BIM.

Turn real spaces into usable 3D context—fast. PointCloudViz lets you scan a room or site with LiDAR and instantly view the result as a clean, navigable point cloud on-device. It’s not trying to replace full CAD or surveying workflows. It’s built to help you capture reality quickly, share it, and make better decisions while you’re still on location. Requires a LiDAR-capable device: iPhone Pro or iPad Pro with a LiDAR Scanner. What you can do Capture a space with LiDAR and visualize it as a point cloud Walk around the scan, inspect details, and get a reliable “as-built” snapshot Save and share scans for coordination, planning, and documentation Use it as a lightweight bridge between “what’s there” and “what we’re building” Who it’s for (real-world use cases) Architects & interior designers: capture existing conditions before design, renovations, or site meetings—then reference geometry and constraints later. Construction teams & site supervisors: document progress, verify rough layouts, and record “before/after” conditions without hauling extra gear. Homeowners & renters planning changes: map a new apartment, plan furniture layouts, measure “will it fit” questions, and keep a digital record of the space. Facilities & property managers: quickly capture rooms, equipment areas, or layouts for maintenance planning and vendor coordination. Real estate & staging: keep a lightweight 3D reference of a property for planning and communication. Makers, builders, and DIY renovators: capture tricky corners, plumbing walls, or irregular spaces before committing to cuts and purchases. Change Measurement Unit Metric (1.5 m) Imperial (1 ft 9 in) Hardware requirement (important) To scan, you’ll need a device with a LiDAR Scanner: iPhone Pro models (with LiDAR) iPad Pro models (with LiDAR) If your device doesn’t have LiDAR hardware, the scanning features won’t work.