A smartphone app for 3D scanning buildings, developed by the Institut Arts et Métiers Laval for Bimeo, presented at Laval Virtual Asia
Arts et Métiers AR2BUILD at Laval Virtual Asia, which is being held from June 27 to 29, 2019, in Qingdao, China. AR2BUILD is an application that can scan volumes in a matter of seconds and is revolutionizing the field of digital architecture by linking 3D scanning to IFC digital models.
AR2BUILD is an application that allows users to scan the rooms of a building, from floor to ceiling, including partitions, window openings, and doors, in just a few clicks using a smartphone. Developed by research engineers at the LAMPA laboratoryArts et Métiers Laboratoire Angevin de Mécanique, Procédés et innovAtion) and AMvalor, a subsidiary ofArts et Métiers, the application meets the needs of Bimeo, the company that owns this product. Their goal: to better equip building professionals, such as project managers and architects, to quickly and easily scan buildings and create plans. In just a few clicks and seconds, the application instantly retrieves the scanned data in digital format, taking into account each element accurately and separately.
