Biomedical

4D Digital Twin for Biomedical Construction

Challenge

What makes Biomedical challenging?

Precision & Accuracy

Laboratories require high precision and accuracy in construction to ensure that experiments are not compromised. The construction process must maintain a controlled environment to prevent interference with sensitive experiments.

Emergency Response

Appropriate emergency response systems and protocols for handling chemicals, accidents and evacuation process are vital to maintenance.

Future Expansion

Biomedical research is constantly evolving, and laboratories need to be designed with flexibility for future expansion and technological advancements.

Project Coordination

Biomedical projects involve coordination between architects, engineers, scientists, safety experts, and regulatory agencies. Effective communication is mandatory to keep the project on time.
Project

Biomedical Project

Type
Biomedical, Laboratory
Location
USA
Use Case
3D Documentation
Site & Progress Documentation
Progress Tracking
SiteInsights
BIM Integration
BIM vs Reality Comparison for Progress Validation
Type
Healthcare
Location
Canada
Use Case
3D Documentation
Site & Progress Documentation
Progress Tracking
SiteInsights
BIM Integration
BIM vs Reality Comparison for Progress Validation
Side-by-side comparison between actual site conditions (left) and BIM model visualization (right) of a laboratory space under construction. This comparison enables stakeholders to verify construction progress against design.
Type
Biomedical, Laboratory
Location
USA
Type
Healthcare
Location
Canada
Use Case
3D Documentation
Site & Progress Documentation
Progress Tracking
SiteInsights
BIM Integration
BIM vs Reality Comparison for Progress Validation
Side-by-side comparison between actual site conditions (left) and BIM model visualization (right) of a laboratory space under construction. This comparison enables stakeholders to verify construction progress against design.
65%
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Fewer errors in construction with early issue detection & accurate documentation
330M
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Square feet captured for biomedical projects
“We used to have to spend 3 hours getting a full field report out the door weekly to communicate progress, but now we are able to rely on a 20 minute walk that can be done by a less experienced partner. So that's tangible savings!”
Breanne Hanson, Senior Engineer, The Brandt Companies
Biomedical

4D Digital Twin for Biomedical Construction

Biomedical construction requires comprehensive documentation for ISO 14644/GMP cleanroom certification and MEP system installation verification. Leading biotech and pharmaceutical companies use digital twins to track cleanroom construction progress, coordinate critical systems installation, and maintain complete digital records for regulatory compliance.

Challenge

What makes Biomedical challenging?

Building biomedical facilities presents unique construction and documentation challenges that impact project timelines, quality control, and certification requirements. Traditional documentation methods often fall short in providing the necessary oversight and verification needed for these controlled environments, particularly when coordinating between multiple specialized trades and systems.

Complex MEP System Verification

Installation of critical MEP systems like HVAC, gas lines, and electrical requires strict sequence validation. Without proper spatial documentation, teams struggle to verify correct installation order and identify potential system conflicts before they impact controlled environments.

Regulatory Documentation

Cleanroom construction certification demands thorough documentation at each phase - from wall system installation to airflow testing. Traditional photos and reports often fail to capture the full spatial context needed for remote inspections and compliance verification.

Multi-Trade Coordination

Biomedical projects involve precisely timed work between mechanical, electrical, cleanroom specialists and equipment vendors. Without accurate as-built documentation, coordinating multiple trades while maintaining clean conditions becomes time-consuming and error-prone.
Project

Biomedical Project

Type
Biomedical, Laboratory
Location
USA
Use Case
4D Documentation
Cleanroom construction validation.
Off-site BIM Verification
Laboratory equipment installation verification.
Smart Progress Tracking
MEP systems installation verification.
Type
Healthcare
Location
Canada
Use Case
3D Documentation
Site & Progress Documentation
Progress Tracking
SiteInsights
BIM Integration
BIM vs Reality Comparison for Progress Validation
Synchronized comparison of as-built conditions with BIM data enables remote verification of laboratory construction accuracy, ensuring precise equipment placement and MEP system alignment with design specifications.
65%
Lorem Ipsum
Fewer errors in construction with early issue detection & accurate documentation
330M
Lorem Ipsum
Square feet captured for biomedical projects
“We used to have to spend 3 hours getting a full field report out the door weekly to communicate progress, but now we are able to rely on a 20 minute walk that can be done by a less experienced partner. So that's tangible savings!”
Breanne Hanson, Senior Engineer, The Brandt Companies
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