Metaroom by AMRAX and DIALux with Graphisoft DDScad logos

Seamless Survey, Lighting & Installation Planning

Precise room data, expert lighting design, and integrated installation planning – in one seamless digital workflow.

Friday, 18 September 2026 | 10:00-11:00 CEST | Online webinar

Please note: this webinar is held in German.

Room surveys, lighting calculations, and electrical installation planning usually run in separate tools, with data re-entered by hand at every handoff – costing time and inviting errors. This webinar shows you a connected digital workflow: from an as-built 3D survey with Metaroom, into precise lighting design in DIALux, through to complete electrical installation planning in DDScad.

One IFC-based data flow ties all three tools together. Your Metaroom scan becomes the true-to-scale foundation for lighting and installation planning, so there is no need to re-measure or redraw when you move from survey to design.

Henrik Havel and Luca Debiasi (Metaroom), Tobias Aidelsburger (Graphisoft DDScad), and Klaus Bieckmann (DIAL Academy) walk you through a real-world example end to end – from the initial scan to a finished, coordinated plan – showing exactly how data moves between the three platforms.

In the interactive part, we’ll discuss with you and the other participants how this connected workflow fits into your day-to-day project work, and what challenges come up in practice.

What you'll learn

  • How Metaroom, DIALux, and DDScad connect through a shared IFC-based data flow
  • Capturing rooms in minutes with a LiDAR-capable iPhone or iPad
  • Turning a Metaroom scan into a true-to-scale 3D model for lighting and installation planning
  • Deriving accurate lighting calculations in DIALux directly from your survey data
  • Planning complete electrical installations in DDScad without re-measuring on site
  • Where planning steps hand off between the three tools – and what to watch for
  • Data security and GDPR-compliant processing throughout the workflow

Who will benefit from this webinar?

  • Electrical planners and electricians
  • Lighting designers and consultants
  • Anyone coordinating survey, lighting, and installation planning across multiple tools
  • Professionals who want a faster, more reliable path from site survey to finished plan