
Germany’s largest aviation company
350,000 m² of captured area, 22 buildings, six delivered BIM models.
Read the success storyHow a digital twin creates transparency on a construction site that cannot stop for it.
EUR 250m
2–5 %
50 %
10,000+
3D laser scanning, a digital twin and digital construction control helped during the construction of the 25,000 m² Heart Center Bonn to detect construction errors early, reduce cost and make progress transparent.
A project of this size runs many trades at once and has to be monitored efficiently, without slowing the build down.
On a large site there is often no clear view of what has actually been built and where the project really stands.
Discrepancies between planning and reality are frequently noticed only once they have already caused a conflict or a delay.
Many checks require a walk-through to verify progress, dimensions and execution on site.
Errors discovered late lead to expensive rework and can put the whole construction schedule at risk.
Regular 3D laser scans and a digital twin document progress continuously. The decisive step is the comparison: as-built scans against the BIM planning models.
Deviations surface automatically, and the results are available to everyone involved on one central platform instead of in one team’s inbox.
With qapture, we have better control over our project. This saves a lot of time, which we can instead use for contract negotiations, project follow-ups and proactive change management.
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