Biruni
Drawing preparation. Built around review.
The proposed workflow
From drawing to a reviewable package.
Step 01
Start with the right drawing.
Your team defines the starting point
Source check
GROUND FLOOR.dwg
- Drawing revision
- Confirm with team
- Work area
- Define the scope
- Coordinates & datum
- Agree conventions
Illustrative content
Intended workflow · In development
Inspect the example pour See what your surveyor reviews.
GROUND FLOOR.dwg / POUR 07
Select a point. Follow it to the file.
42 points · Select any marker Selected point
03 / MATCHING EXPORT ROWPOUR 07.TXT
| Point | Easting | Northing | Level* |
|---|---|---|---|
| 412601.500 | 2851398.500 | 0.0000 | |
| 412601.500 | 2851395.000 | 0.0000 | |
| 412601.500 | 2851394.450 | 0.0000 |
See the illustrated preparation & handover
From request to review.Illustrated session
Stake out pour 07 on the ground floor. Write the bottom level of every beam and drop panel.
In the fieldController · example
STAKE OUTWAITING
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After review: test the handover.This controller illustrates the intended handover. In a pilot, the surveyor must approve the output and verify the import format on the intended controller.
Concrete preparation · Team benchmark
Measured on real
preparation tasks.
Manual workflow
3–4 hours
For one pour.
With Biruni
30–80×Calculated speedup
30–60 min
Ten pours. Including review.
Points and levels, with a clear source.
From drawing to site, layer by layer.
- The shop drawingThe DWG your team already has: the pour edge, beams, drop panels, columns and openings, as drawn.
- The planned interpretationThis illustration separates the elements we aim to identify. Actual coverage will be agreed and tested for each pilot.
- A proposed point orderThis example starts at the top-left and follows the pour boundary, then the internal elements. Your team’s conventions must be agreed.
- An export to reviewAn illustrative TXT layout. The surveyor must check the values and confirm controller compatibility before field use.