Cubicost TAS 7.10 Crack

Cubicost TAS Crack is a BIM-based quantity takeoff software developed by Glodon, a leading provider of digital construction solutions. Cubicost TAS is specifically designed for construction professionals involved in quantity surveying, cost estimation, and project management. TAS automates the process of extracting accurate quantities from BIM models, streamlining workflows for architects, engineers, and quantity surveyors.

Key Features of Cubicost TAS:

1. BIM Integration:
   • Directly works with 3D BIM models (IFC, RVT, DWG formats) for quantity takeoff.
   • Links with other Cubicost products like TRB (Takeoff for Rebar) for enhanced functionality.
2. Automated Quantity Takeoff:
   • Quickly extracts quantities from architectural and structural models.
   • Supports detailed measurements for walls, columns, beams, slabs, openings, and more.
3. 3D Visualization:
   • Provides clear 3D visualization of the models, enabling users to verify takeoff results against the design.
4. Customizable Reports:
   • Generates detailed and customizable BOQ (Bill of Quantities) reports.
   • Supports various measurement standards like SMM (Standard Method of Measurement) and others.
5. Error Reduction:
   • Minimizes manual errors through automation and advanced algorithms.
   • Offers tools to detect inconsistencies or discrepancies in the model.
6. Collaboration and Integration:
   • Facilitates better communication and coordination among project stakeholders.
   • Integrates with project management software and ERP systems for seamless workflows.

Benefits:

• Accuracy: Provides highly accurate quantity takeoffs, reducing reliance on manual methods.
• Efficiency: Saves time by automating repetitive tasks and simplifying complex calculations.
• Cost-effectiveness: Enhances cost control by providing precise quantity data for estimates.
• Sustainability: Optimizes resource usage by identifying precise material needs.

Cubicost TAS is widely used in construction projects globally, especially in regions like Asia and the Middle East, where digital construction tools are gaining traction.