Drawings with no real-world location
DWG and DXF floor and site plans use local coordinates, so they cannot be placed on a map without manual redrawing.
Your engineering data has a location. Put it on the map.
We build software that brings CAD drawings, BIM models, point clouds and sensor data onto the map, in the right place and at full scale, in the browser.
The problem
Why the data does not work together
Data too large for the browser
Multi-GB point clouds, city models and terrain stall web viewers unless they are tiled and streamed.
Conflicting coordinate systems
WGS84, projected grids and project-local coordinates rarely line up across CAD, BIM and GIS data.
Geometry at different levels of detail
BIM has exact indoor geometry, GIS has simplified footprints, and scans have millions of unstructured points.
What we build
Software we build for this
Delivered as a module inside your product or alongside your enterprise stack, on open standards and without lock-in.
CAD to Map
DWG and DXF floor and site plans converted into geo-referenced map features and vector tiles, keeping layers and styles.
BIM to Web
IFC models converted to 3D Tiles and shown in a self-hosted web viewer that keeps BIM properties.
Reality to Web
Point clouds and scans turned into optimized meshes and streamed to the browser, with measurement.
Sun and shadow analysis
Sunlight and shadows on 3D city models by date and time, so planners can check proposed buildings before approval.
Geospatial platforms at scale
Large datasets processed, tiled and rendered with CesiumJS, Mapbox, PostGIS and 3D Tiles.
Case studies
Where we have delivered this
Mining
4D Mining Timeline Viewer
A browser-based 4D viewer that plays mine plans and actual progress back over time.
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Reality capture / Survey
Streaming Large Point Clouds to the Web
An automated 3D Tiles pipeline and streaming service that renders point clouds several GB in size in the browser.
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Telecom
CAD Data Onboarding to GIS
AutoCAD DWG and DXF floor and site plans turned into geo-referenced map features with Autodesk Platform Services.
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GIS / Urban planning
3D Digital Twins of a City
Import, export and visualization of 3D building digital twins on a GIS map, inside an existing planning product.
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Telecom
5G Network Digital Twin
An end-to-end platform to manage the physical and virtual assets of a 5G network in a 3D geospatial environment.
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Telecom
Radio Map and Path Propagation Simulation
3D city meshes generated from GIS data for physics-based radio propagation simulation with NVIDIA Sionna RT.
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Capabilities
The engineering behind it
Technologies and standards
Open standards, no lock-in
Industries
Where this applies
How we deliver
From first call to long-term support
- 01
Discovery call
30 minutes with an engineer, under NDA if you need one.
- 02
Technical discovery
1 to 3 weeks: requirements workshop, code and data review, and a proof of concept for the risky parts.
- 03
Proposal
Phased plan, team, estimate and engagement model.
- 04
Delivery
Two to three week iterations, with a demo every sprint.
FAQ
Common questions
Can you place our existing AutoCAD drawings on a map?
Yes. Our CAD to Map work converts DWG and DXF drawings into geo-referenced features and vector tiles, keeping layers, colors and line styles.
How large a dataset can the browser handle?
With tiling and streaming, multi-GB point clouds and city-scale models render smoothly, because only what is visible is loaded.
Do we have to use a hosted platform?
No. We build on open standards and deliver self-hosted, on-prem or inside your own product.
Need this in your product?
Tell us what you are building. You will talk to a software engineer from the first call.