Catch deviations before they get expensive.
Deviations between drawing and execution appear on every site. qapture compares construction progress with the BIM model continuously and makes deviations visible while there is still time to correct them.
The deviation shows at handover. Too late.
A wall sits ten centimetres off the drawing. It shows at handover, once the next trade has already built on it. Correcting it now costs a multiple of what it would have cost during execution.
qapture compares construction progress with the model at regular intervals and makes deviations visible while they can still be fixed at reasonable cost.
Coordination during execution.
This use case sits on the third stage of the qapture route: structure — specifically BIM coordination and BIM field control. The as-designed against as-built comparison runs alongside construction, not after it.
What it gives you.
Early detection
Deviations between drawing and execution surface while correcting them is still economical.
Less argument over responsibility
A documented comparison makes deviations traceable instead of leaving them to assumption.
Regular proof of progress
Client and contractor work from the same continuously updated state.
FRA1 Mainz.
A data centre with tight tolerances and dense services. BIM field control by qapture makes deviations visible before the next trade builds on them.