Scan to BIM is one of emerging BIM technologies in the building industry. For existing buildings where the documented building information is either outdated or is not available, Scan to BIM is the ideal way to develop an accurate documentation of the existing project.
It is also useful in documenting the intricate design features of a historical building or the complex mechanical equipment in a factory building.

Facility Management is highly benefited by having access to organized project information. BIM for Facility Management is the ultimate realization of the full potential of BIM and the models developed for a project.
Being able to virtually track the FM activities using 3D Models helps the Facility Manager to make timely decisions with higher accuracy.

BIM for construction helps gain control over project schedule and budget. During the construction phase of the project, models are used to simulate the construction process helping the team to detect clashes with any temporary equipment or permanent structures already in place.
Also being able to quantify the building elements accurately reduces ambiguity during the material procurement stage.

One of the main reasons of using BIM is to be able to develop a high-quality, sustainable and aesthetically pleasing design.
This is achieved by providing the teams with visually rich 3D models along with the capabilities to analyze the design for its
sustainability factors.

Using BIM at the planning stage brings all critical master planning parameters into a unified 3D model environment.
Having all the planning information organized in 3D gives rise to a good start for the project making the team well informed about the project and helping them to initiate the design process with confidence.