Requirement Gathering: Understand the project requirements, including functional specifications, design constraints, and client preferences. This stage involves initial discussions with stakeholders to clarify project goals.

Detailed Design: Once a concept is chosen, begin detailed design work using CAD software. This involves creating 2D sketches or 3D models that accurately represent the final product or structure.

Approval Process: Obtain client approval and address any revisions or modifications based on feedback before finalizing the design.

Detailed Drawings: Create detailed engineering drawings using CAD software, specifying dimensions, tolerances, and material specifications.

Component Selection: Choose appropriate components such as motors, actuators, sensors, and control systems based on performance requirements and compatibility.

Prototype Development: Build prototypes to validate design concepts and verify functionality.

Digital representation of physical and functional characteristics of a facility. It goes beyond traditional 3D modeling by incorporating additional dimensions of information such as time (4D), cost (5D), sustainability factors, and maintenance information.

BIM modeling transforms traditional design and construction processes by providing a holistic approach to building lifecycle management, enhancing project coordination, efficiency, and sustainability across the construction industry.

Effective Communication: Communicate clearly and professionally, ensuring that customers/clients understand solutions, processes, and next steps. Engage with customers or clients through various communication channels (phone, email, live chat, social media) to address inquiries, provide information, and assistance.