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BIM-AI Studio: check BIM models and ask them questions

Check IFC models against your project's rules in seconds. Ask the model questions in plain language, and see every answer in 3D.

The BIM-AI Studio film, with English narration and subtitles. Public sample models of a school building and a viaduct.

Why it matters

Clients expect BIM data they can trust, at handover and for years after. Checking it element by element is slow and misses things. BIM-AI Studio checks the whole model at once and shows exactly what to fix.

Check against your rules

Open an IFC model in the browser; it stays on your computer. Pick a checklist, or write your own rules, and tens of thousands of checks run in under a second.

Each result shows the required value, the actual value and the reason. Click a row and the view flies to that element. Turn any result into an issue linked to its 3D view, export a summary for each discipline, and run the checklist again when the model changes.

Ask the model

Ask in plain language, for example how many doors are on a level, grouped by type, or which foundations have no material. The assistant counts in the model itself, so the numbers come from your data. Highlight or isolate the elements in 3D and check each one.

What it does for each team

  • Asset owners know the quality of the handover data, with a list of what is missing.
  • Project managers see exactly what needs fixing, each issue tied to its place in the model.
  • Consultants spend less time reviewing models before submission.
  • Lecturers run hands-on classes on real models.

Saved review workflows

For teams that run the same review on many models, BIM-IFC Workbench saves each review as a workflow that runs the same way every time, with every finding traced to the query that produced it.

BIM-AI Studio: a handover checklist result table below a 3D school model, with a door without a fire rating selected
A handover checklist on a school model: the selected row is a door with no fire rating recorded. Public sample model.
BIM-AI Studio: the piles of a viaduct highlighted in blue after a question to the AI assistant
Asked how many piles the bridge has, the assistant counts them in the model and highlights them in 3D. Public sample model.
BIM-IFC Workbench: a query selects every column in a school model and highlights it in the 3D view
BIM-IFC Workbench: a saved query selects every column and highlights it in 3D. Public sample model.