Features · Quantity takeoff
The quantity comes from the stroke, not the sentence
The Edyfyce takeoff separates two jobs generative AI conflates: measuring — a geometric computation — and naming — an act of language. The first never goes through the second.
From drawing drop to BoQ, in five steps
1 · The drawing comes in as it is
Vector PDF, bill of quantities, IFC: the document is indexed without manual conversion. Scans go through text recognition and are treated for what they are — images, with the limits stated.
2 · Geometry computes
A dedicated geometric engine walks the drawing vectors: closed contours → areas, polylines → linear lengths, repeated symbols → counts. No number comes out of a language model.
3 · AI names, the measurement stays
The model assigns the meaning — which work item, which package, which unit — to quantities already measured. If the meaning is uncertain, the line says so; an average never hides it.
4 · You review, line and stroke linked
The review highlights both ways: a table line lights up its zone on the drawing, a drawing zone finds its line. Approval happens with full knowledge.
5 · The BoQ exports as xlsx
Structured by work packages, units intact, ready for your estimating chain — or for the Edyfyce estimate, with no re-typing.
What it reads, and what polices it
An automated measurement bench replays reference geometries on every release: median deviation tolerated ≤ 0.5%, and zero invented quantities. If it fails, nothing ships.
- CCTP (PDF)
- Plans vectoriels
- DPGF (xlsx)
- Maquette IFC
- Photos chantier
- Scans (OCR)