Scan in. Revit out.
orkynos turns LiDAR scans, hand sketches and old permit PDFs into editable Revit models and AutoCAD plans in about seven minutes: the redraw drafters now spend days on.
A scan takes an afternoon. Drawing it takes days.
Scanners capture a house in a few hours. Then someone traces every wall, window and floor into Revit by hand.
- Scan: a few hours
- Redraw in Revit: days, by hand
Point cloud in. Building model out.
Drone outside, scanner inside. orkynos measures every storey, wall, window and roof, then builds the model.
- In: drone + handheld LiDAR
- Measured: storeys, walls, windows, roof
- Out: a Revit-ready model
Scored against the architects’ drawings.
Two real houses, checked against drawings the software never saw. Today you get a Revit-ready IFC4 model; native .rvt and .dwg are next.
- Two real houses, drawings never seen
- Storey heights 61 of 63 · 1.2 cm
- Walls 82–99% · ±1.6 cm
- Windows 23 of 24 · none invented
No scan? Sketches and PDFs too.
Hand sketches and PDF drawing sets become clean, layered CAD.
- Hand sketches → layered CAD
- Permit PDFs → layered CAD
Check it, then export.
Toggle layers, clear flagged items, export the model.
- Review: layers and flagged items
- Export: IFC for Revit and ArchiCAD
Have scans waiting to be drawn?
Tell us about your projects. We will be in touch about early access.
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