BIM students
Students learning model coordination, clash control, model checking, and BIM workflows.
Academic Pilot
BIM Studio
Thesis Workflow
Digital Construction Lab
Nayeli BIM Control
NBC Academic Pilot Program
Free access for selected BIM, architecture, and civil engineering students to test model readiness, issue tracking, and digital construction workflows.
The NBC Academic Pilot Program is designed to give selected students early access to Nayeli BIM Control while the platform is under development. The goal is to let future architects, BIM specialists, and civil engineers explore how digital model control, readiness scoring, issue tracking, and structured construction workflows can improve project quality before construction begins.
Who It Is For
Architecture students
Students interested in design quality, model completeness, documentation readiness, and coordination between disciplines.
Civil and structural engineering students
Students working with structural models, infrastructure models, design coordination, and technical validation.
Thesis and research students
Students who want to explore digital construction, model readiness, BIM quality control, or AI-supported construction workflows.
What Students Can Test
Model readiness overview
Upload or review BIM-related files and understand how prepared a model is for coordination, review, or construction use.
Issue tracking workflow
Create, classify, assign, and follow issues found during model review.
Digital construction process
Explore how model data, project status, responsibilities, and quality checks can be organized in one control environment.
3D readiness view
Visualize a building or infrastructure model and understand its readiness through a simplified control interface.
Reports and review notes
Generate structured outputs that can support academic assignments, thesis work, or project review exercises.
Why NBC Offers This Program
NBC is a practical BIM control and digital construction platform. By opening selected pilot access to students, NBC can receive valuable feedback from future professionals while helping students gain hands-on experience with modern digital workflows used in architecture, engineering, and construction.
Benefits for Students
Free selected access during the pilot period
Practical experience with BIM quality and readiness workflows
Useful for school projects, thesis work, and portfolio development
Early exposure to digital construction control systems
Opportunity to provide feedback and influence future product development
Selection Criteria
Access is limited and based on relevance, motivation, and field of study.
- Student in BIM, architecture, civil engineering, structural engineering, construction management, or related field
- Clear reason for wanting to test NBC
- Interest in BIM quality, model control, digital workflows, or construction technology
- Willingness to provide feedback during or after the pilot
Application
Apply for Academic Pilot Access
Apply to explore pilot workflows, test model readiness and issue tracking, and share practical feedback while NBC is under development.
For Universities and Academic Partners
NBC is also open to academic collaboration with universities, BIM programs, architecture schools, engineering departments, and construction technology educators who want to introduce students to practical digital construction workflows.
Help Shape the Future of BIM Control
The Academic Pilot Program gives students the opportunity to test NBC early, explore real digital construction workflows, and contribute feedback that can help improve the platform before wider release.
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