iGUIDE Enhances Architectural and Design Workflows with New DWG Floor Plan Add-onThe new iGUIDE DWG Floor Plans offer the fastest and most cost-effective solution for capturing and drafting 2D floor plans in native architectural CAD format.
By: iGUIDE A DWG (short for "drawing") file is a proprietary Autodesk format for storing 2D or 3D design data and metadata supported by AutoCAD, Revit, and other drafting software. iGUIDE DWG Floor Plans are intended to provide a head start on architectural, engineering and construction floor plans and as-built and design drawings and enable faster workflows. "As a company committed to providing innovative solutions for the architecture, engineering, construction and facility management industries, we are thrilled to introduce iGUIDE DWG Floor Plans as our latest offering," said Jarrad Morden, COO of Planitar Inc., the makers of iGUIDE. "By leveraging an industry-standard DWG file format, we give our partners a head start in creating their architectural and construction floor plans, and as-built and design drawings. We aim to empower our customers with the tools they need to excel in their business by saving time and cost while receiving improved accuracy over other floor plan workflows. The iGUIDE DWG Floor Plan add-on is another example of the value we're bringing to our target markets." Key features of the DWG Floor Plan:
"iGUIDE has launched the DWG Floor Plan add-on as part of our continuous efforts to enrich outputs provided by our technology," Key takeaways:
More info here: https://goiguide.com/ About iGUIDE Founded in 2013, in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, Planitar Inc. is the maker of iGUIDE, a proprietary camera and software platform for capturing and delivering immersive Digital Twins and extensive property data. iGUIDE is the most efficient system to map interior spaces and features accurate floor plans, measurements, and reliable property square footage. By integrating floor plans and visual data, iGUIDE provides an intuitive and practical way to digitally navigate and explore built environments. To learn more about iGUIDE and its services, visit goiguide.com. Photo: https://www.prlog.org/ End
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