Six million points
A laser scan is a cloud of coloured points. It has no walls, no rooms and no dimensions you can build from.
5,999,967points in this scan of a house
Find level
Three estimators compete to find which way is up. The winner must leave the floor flatter than it found it.
2.1 → 0.66 cmfloor flatness, before and after levelling
Slice at wall height
Everything outside 0.9 to 2.2 metres above the floor fades away, and the floor plan appears from the points themselves.
3.05 mmeasured storey height
An AI agent traces the walls
A vision-language agent draws the walls. Every pass is scored against the cloud and re-prompted with the actual miss.
68.7 mof wall, a median 6 mm from the scanned surface
Measure doors and windows
Geometry decides where it can. Colour decides where it can't, because glass returns points.
16 + 9doors and windows, measured on a 2 cm grid
Extrude to a model
Walls rise to their own measured height. The result exports as an IFC building model and a DXF floor plan.
IFC + DXFthe formats BIM and CAD tools open
Check it against the scan
The model, drawn inside the scan from the same camera. Every refinement is scored and rolled back if it makes the result worse.
91%of traced wall within 10 cm of the scan
