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Your engineering tools aren't the problem. The handovers are.

Keep your calculation tools. Bring every discipline into one live model, coordinate hands-on and delegate repetitive checks to agents.

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Keep your tools

Your calculations stay where they belong.

Qonic becomes the shared model layer between architecture, structure and MEP, not another tool that replaces them.

Connect what changes

Give every discipline the same model context.

  1. 01 Combine IFC, Revit and Rhino models without simplifying them.
  2. 02 Measure openings, thicknesses, distances and clearances directly in 3D.
  3. 03 Keep issues and decisions attached to the geometry they affect.

The ripple effect

See how one change affects every connected discipline.

A shifted beam can affect an opening, a duct route, a model check and the drawing issued from it. Qonic makes that chain visible before the change disappears into another handover.

Geometry

What moved, disappeared or changed shape?

Interfaces

Which systems and connections are now affected?

Requirements

Which engineering checks need to run again?

Qonic AI

Let agents trace the impact and rerun the checks.

Qonic AI compares model versions, identifies affected systems and reruns the checks. Engineers review the exceptions.

  • Show beams and openings changed between structural revisions S12 and S13.

  • Find hard clashes between the sprinkler system and steel structure in Zone C.

  • List all MEP elements on Level 05 without a system classification.

Live outputs

Deliver what you actually coordinated.

Generate QTOs, reports, plans and sections from the live model, then export coordinated DWG, PDF or IFC deliverables.

“We need a tool that lets us move geometry and data from calculation to execution without recreating the work and shows us exactly what changed along the way.”

Bollinger + Grohmann

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Spend less time checking. More time engineering.

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