BIM 2.0: unfinished business
Revit wasn't finished at launch — so why demand perfection from its challengers now?
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Pirros adds AI-powered QA/QC to its Revit-centric platform
Allows users to check entire Revit projects against codes, standards, specifications, and model performance
Formas.AI unveils native agentic 3D modeller
Cartesian billed as a native agentic 3D modeller for the physical world, where editable geometry…
Buildcheck raises $12m in Series A
Contractor-focused “drawing intelligence” platform uses vision-based AI for drawing reviews
QA/QC platform links BIM models and drawing sets
In Structured AI, a problem found on a drawing can now be traced to the…
Volve AI to help automate tendering and pre-construction tasks
New orchestration layer enables contractors to more easily compare information across specifications, drawings and BIM…
BIMlogiq boosts Argus AI platform for Revit
Multi-agent platform designed to automate BIM workflows from the creation of Revit families to rebar…
Autodesk’s most ambitious AI play yet
Autodesk’s AI vision goes beyond faster tools: a connected Assistant that decides how to solve…
OpenSpace AI to help firms make faster decisions on site
Reality capture platform includes AI agents that can see, understand, and act on job site…
Endra’s AI turns a week of design into hours
Endra says Power Studio cuts a week of electrical design work to about three hours
