The AECO industry has an AI problem
Generative AI arrived in architecture, engineering and construction the same way it arrived everywhere else: as a blank chat box. That box is genuinely useful for drafting an email or summarising a document. It is close to useless for the work that actually consumes an AECO practice's week.
It cannot open an IFC model. It does not know which edition of which building code applies to your project. It cannot tell you that a duct run clashes with a beam, because it has never seen the geometry. It will happily invent a clause number that does not exist and present it with total confidence — which, in a discipline where a wrong reference ends up in a submission, is worse than no answer at all.
So the profession got stuck in a familiar pattern: a general AI assistant for text, a separate BIM tool for models, a separate document system for drawings and contracts, a separate deck builder for client presentations, and a note-taker for meetings. Five tools, five contexts, and no shared understanding of the project between them.
EXXY® AI Studio was built to close that gap.
What is EXXY® AI Studio?
EXXY® AI Studio is an AI-powered production studio from Unime Labs, built specifically for the architecture, engineering, construction and operations (AECO) industry. It combines agentic AI orchestration, AI presentation generation, BIM model analysis, documentation and regulatory-compliance review, full document intelligence, realtime collaboration and AI meeting assistants into a single web platform.
The distinction that matters is not the model list. It is that EXXY reads IFC and BIM data, checks work against building codes and standards, and produces professional, auditable deliverables — with a qualified human approving every result before it counts as done.
It runs in the browser. There is nothing to install, and a free tier to start on without a credit card.
One workspace, every AECO workflow
Seven capabilities that replace a stack of disconnected tools.
- AI Presentations (Slides) — Generate, edit and present branded decks end-to-end: charts, mermaid diagrams, maths, speaker notes, reveal.js presenting, and PDF/PPTX/ODP/HTML export.
- BIM Analysis — Ingest IFC and Revit data for clash detection, code checking and environmental and building-performance analysis, with an in-browser IFC viewer and auditable reports.
- Documentation & Compliance — Draft specifications and review work against codes and standards, gated by human-in-the-loop approval.
- Document Intelligence — Parse, extract and collate information across drawings, contracts, reports and structured data, with citations back to the source.
- Agentic Orchestration — Multi-agent planning and tool routing that turns a brief into a professional-grade deliverable instead of a wall of prose.
- Realtime Collaboration — Project teams share live AI sessions with shared context and branching, so the model's understanding of the project is the team's understanding.
- AI Meeting Assistant — Bots join, record, transcribe and minute meetings, producing action items and documented outcomes.
They are not seven products behind one login. A meeting transcript can become the brief for a deck. A clash report can become a section of a coordination document. The orchestrator moves context between capabilities because they share one project model.
Built for your discipline
The same platform, framed around the way each role actually works:
- AI for Architects — design, BIM checks, compliance and client-ready presentations.
- AI for Engineers — structural and MEP clash detection, standards checking and technical documentation.
- AI for Project Management — meeting minutes, action tracking, reporting and coordination.
- AI for BIM — IFC analysis, clash detection and performance auditing in the browser.
- AI for Construction — document intelligence, compliance and reporting for contractors.
- AI for Quantity Surveyors — read drawings, BIM and contracts, and draft cost documentation.
The technology behind EXXY® AI Studio
Four decisions shape what the platform can and cannot do.
Agentic orchestration, not a single model. A request is decomposed into a plan, and each step is routed to whichever specialist agent and model suits it. Reasoning models handle structure and analysis; vision models read drawings; generation models produce media. No single model is asked to be good at everything.
Retrieval grounded in your project, not the open web. Specifications, drawings, contracts and standards are indexed and cited. When EXXY states a requirement, it can show you the clause it came from — which is the difference between a usable answer and a plausible-sounding one.
Native built-environment formats. IFC and Revit data are first-class inputs, rendered in an in-browser viewer, not flattened into text before the model sees them.
Human-in-the-loop by construction. Compliance findings, specifications and analyses are proposals until a qualified person approves them. The approval is recorded, which is what makes the output auditable rather than merely fast.
Who is Unime Labs?
Unime Labs is the team behind EXXY® AI Studio — a group working at the intersection of applied AI and the built environment. The platform is cloud-native, available in English and Vietnamese, and developed with AECO practitioners rather than at them.
Why this matters now
Most AI adoption in AECO has stalled at the same place: the tools are impressive in a demo and unusable in a submission, because nothing in the chain is accountable. An output no one will sign is not a deliverable.
The bet behind EXXY® AI Studio is that the constraint is not model capability. It is context and accountability — giving the system the project's actual models, drawings and standards, and putting a named human at the point of approval. That combination is what turns AI from a drafting novelty into part of the production process.
Getting started
- Open unimelabs.com and create a free account — no credit card.
- Upload an IFC model, a drawing set or a specification, or just describe what you need.
- Pick a Task in the Agent Panel — a deck, a compliance review, a clash report, a document summary.
- Review the result, adjust, and approve.
Free covers real work. Pro and MaxMode raise the limits and unlock the advanced model tiers.
The bottom line
AECO teams do not need another chatbot. They need AI that understands the built environment — that reads the model, knows the code, cites the source, and hands the final call to a professional. That is what EXXY® AI Studio is for.
FAQ
What is EXXY AI Studio?
EXXY® AI Studio is an AI workspace built for the AECO industry (architecture, engineering, construction and operations). It combines BIM analysis, code-compliance review, AI presentations, document intelligence, agentic orchestration, realtime collaboration and meeting assistants, with human-in-the-loop approval on every output. It is a product of Unime Labs, available at unimelabs.com.
Who is EXXY AI Studio for?
It is built for architects, structural and MEP engineers, BIM managers, construction project managers, quantity surveyors and AECO consultants who need accurate, professional-grade AI outputs — not generic chatbot text.
How is it different from ChatGPT or Google AI Studio?
General AI tools work on text. EXXY understands the built environment: it reads IFC and BIM models and drawings, checks work against building codes and standards, and produces auditable, discipline-specific deliverables with human approval.
Is EXXY AI Studio free?
Yes — EXXY® AI Studio has a free tier so you can start without a credit card. Paid Pro and MaxMode plans unlock higher limits and advanced models.
What file formats can EXXY AI Studio read?
IFC and Revit model data, PDF and image-based drawing sets, Word and Markdown documents, spreadsheets, and meeting audio. Outputs include PDF, PPTX, ODP, HTML, DOCX and XLSX.
Does a human have to approve every output?
Compliance findings, specifications and analyses are presented as proposals for review, and the approval is recorded so the result is auditable. That gate is deliberate — it is what makes an EXXY output defensible in a submission.
Try it
Start free at unimelabs.com or explore the solution for your discipline.
