BIMLOGIQ Is Developing an AI Assistant for Revit

Instead of writing code and scripts, BIM LOGIQ Copilot lets users simply enter text prompts.

Australian company BIMLOGIQ is developing an AI assistant designed to change how users interact with Revit in a design environment.

Rather than writing code and scripts, users can enter a text prompt into BIMLOGIQ Copilot and have the software carry out the tasks. Use cases range from duplicating and renaming views according to a specified template to generating reports.

BIMLOGIQ representatives say that Copilot is “intelligent and adaptable,” learns from user prompts, and adapts to their business processes to deliver future projects even faster.

BIMLOGIQ Copilot is currently in early access. However, BIMLOGIQ has officially released two other extensions featuring AI-powered tools: Smart Annotation and Smart Schematics.

Smart Annotation is designed to streamline project documentation in Revit and is tailored to structural, architectural, and MEP design. It automates tagging, helps position annotations and leader lines properly, and improves their readability and visual quality. Users retain full control over which elements are tagged.

Smart Schematics is designed to streamline Revit workflows for duct and piping schematics through simplified calculations and visualization. Users can convert Revit 3D models into detailed 2D drawings “at the click of a button,” perform engineering calculations (such as pressure-drop calculations), and export the results.