Unlock a new workflow: AI that understands spaces and delivers instant floorplans
Every major shift in surveying begins with reinvention. Once, a tape measure and notebook were all a surveyor needed — until technology reshaped the field, starting with the laser distance meter.
Earlier this year, we introduced a new leap: Pointorama’s first floorplan tool, enabling professionals to generate accurate layouts by simply selecting all walls — fast, intuitive, and a preview of what’s possible.
Now, we’re ready for the next big step.
Let the space reveal itself
The new AI floorplan generator instantly transforms your spatial data into a clean, ready-to-use floorplan.
Surveyors, real estate professionals and AEC teams simply mark the area where AI should search. Within seconds, the tool interprets the structure and produces a full floorplan. And if the AI misses a detail, you can correct it with a single click.
No more drawing room by room.
No more repetitive tracing.
Just fast and intelligent automation.
How it works: AI that understands spaces
At its core is an AI engine built to recognise the elements that define a space. It analyses the geometry of the point cloud and detects:
- floors and levels, recognising height differences and structural transitions
- walls, including angles, corners and interruptions
- room boundaries, understanding how areas connect
Once recognised, AI draws a clear floorplan that can be refined with simple, intuitive clicks.
The result: a dramatically faster workflow that turns minutes into seconds, while keeping you fully in control of every detail.
Why the user stays in control
Even with powerful automation, your expertise remains central. You decide where AI should look, and you can adjust every line, curve or opening. The interface responds instantly, letting you guide and fine-tune the final result.
AI handles the heavy work.
You stay in command.
A smarter workflow for Surveyors, Real Estate Professionals and AEC teams
With this new tool, Pointorama brings together what professionals across surveying, real estate and AEC rely on most: speed, accuracy and control. It eliminates repetitive drafting, shortens delivery times and produces clean, reliable floorplans that integrate seamlessly into a wide range of workflows — from property documentation and listings to early design, feasibility studies and renovation planning.
The AI engine transforms raw spatial data into layouts that are ready for refinement or export into existing tools, helping teams move faster while maintaining professional standards. Manual steps disappear, but human judgement remains central, ensuring every project benefits from both automation and expertise.
This sets a new benchmark for how indoor spaces can be captured, interpreted and delivered — and we’re only getting started.
What the future holds
And this is only the beginning. In the coming months, Pointorama’s AI will expand far beyond floorplans: automatic door and window detection, façade interpretation and even AI-generated sections and elevations built from the same underlying technology. What starts today with instant floorplans will soon evolve into a fully automated extraction pipeline — one that unlocks complete building documentation with just a few clicks. The future of spatial intelligence is unfolding, and Pointorama is leading the way.
Try it with your own dataset!
Ready to see how fast and effortless floorplan creation can truly be? With Pointorama’s new AI workflow, you can turn any spatial data — from any device — into a precise floorplan in seconds. No manual tracing, no repetitive work, just intelligent automation that keeps you in full control.
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