Scan-to-CAD software that runs inside AutoCAD, BricsCAD and ZWCAD: extract linework straight from a 360° LiDAR panorama and get clean DWG in your own template, instead of tracing point clouds by hand. Three plans span the range from a local licence you drive yourself to Scan-to-Done, where the AI engine and BIM specialists return finished CAD and BIM with no drafting on your side.
Key performance- Point cloud in, DWG out — one-click feature extraction from the 360° panorama view
- Works inside the CAD you already use: AutoCAD, BricsCAD, ZWCAD — native DWG, no conversions
- Converts E57 and FLS scans to production-ready 2D drawings
- Output follows your DWG template — your layers, linetypes, blocks and text standards
- Nest3D reports ~60% less drafting time and 99%+ linework accuracy
- Consistent, template-driven output — the same drawing standard on every project, every client
- Choose your automation level: 60% Smart-Auto, 90% Automated, 100% Autonomous
- Local Pro $149/mo and Power Producer $99/mo; Scan-to-Done is quoted per engagement
- 100% local processing — no cloud dependency, scan data never leaves your system
- Scan-to-Done removes drafting work entirely: the engine delivers, specialists verify
- Deliverables: floor plans, sections, elevations, topographic maps, BIM at LOD 200/300/400
- Handles large clouds with Scan Manager, section planes and relative or absolute heights
- Terrestrial and mobile SLAM scanners supported, from field capture to finished drawing
- Shared captured data across machines for distributed teams
- Free setup, training and support, plus a free trial with no credit card
- Nest3D quotes ~5–6 projects a week by hand against ~10–12 with the engine
Compares two E57 files structurally rather than byte for byte, and reports what actually changed: scan count, pose, point format, coordinate bounds and per-scan metadata. Built for verifying that an export pipeline did not quietly rewrite a survey.
Key performance- Reads 40M points in 8s on a laptop
- Reports pose drift below 1mm
- Single binary, no Python environment to manage
- HTML report you can send to a client
A 2D drafting kernel that runs entirely in the browser, with a constraint solver, DXF import and export, and a command line where every operation has a name, a shortcut and a button that all do the same thing.
Key performance- Whole drawing renders in a handful of draw calls
- Constraint solver converges on 5,000 entities
- DXF round-trips without losing layers or line types
- No runtime dependencies