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In the wave of digital transformation in the construction industry, calculation and pricing, as the core link of project cost control, are facing many pain points such as high manual dependence, low efficiency, difficult to control errors, and information fragmentation under the traditional model. From the interpretation of drawings in the early stages of the project to the dynamic management and control of the construction process

"Signing contracts depends on relationships, and making profits depends on claims" - this "motto" that has been circulated in the construction engineering circle for many years has accurately pointed out the pain points of the traditional model. In the era when design, construction, and procurement were contracted in stages, contract terms were mostly “framework agreements.”

Anyone who works in engineering knows that they are most afraid of misreading drawings, fighting pipelines, and making mistakes in calculations. However, the BIM technology that can be seen everywhere on construction sites can eliminate these troubles at once - don’t think of it as a "tall flower shelf" anymore, it has long been a "life-saving artifact" for our front-line engineering workers!

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a digital model-based tool that helps architects, designers, engineers and construction workers work together to manage and maintain construction projects. BIM software can be used for more than just building design and construction