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Accelerating DX in Construction and Manufacturing

In a bid to revolutionize the construction and manufacturing industries, WOGO Co., Ltd. has unveiled state-of-the-art 3D model generation technologies at the Japan DX Week Autumn Expo, taking place from October 22 to 24, 2025, at Makuhari Messe, Chiba. Connecting 3D technology with AI, WOGO aims to address the pressing challenges of labor shortages and productivity enhancement faced by these sectors.

Exhibition Highlights: 3D Model Generation Software and Scanning Solutions

The core of WOGO’s exhibition includes two game-changing solutions:
1. TRANDIM: Automated conversion of 2D drawings into 3D models
2. 3D Scanning Solutions: High-precision scanning technology for a range of applications

TRANDIM: Revolutionizing 3D Models from 2D Drawings

WOGO has partnered with leading industry player Sanki Engineering Co. to create TRANDIM, a software that automates the generation of 3D models from 2D CAD drawings. This innovation tackles a longstanding impediment to Building Information Modeling (BIM) adoption in construction projects, dramatically reducing project time and costs.

Key Benefits:

• - Efficiency: With TRANDIM, it takes up to 90% less time to convert 2D specifications into 3D models. Previously, designers were required to manually create 3D models from detailed specifications, a process fraught with bottlenecks.
• - Technology Features: TRANDIM reads various 2D formats like DXF and DWG, simultaneously interpreting multiple drawing elements to generate accurate 3D models swiftly. The user-friendly interface also allows for manual adjustments when necessary.
• - BIM Advocacy: This automated process significantly lowers the barriers to creating BIM models, thus promoting productivity and cost reduction across the construction sector.

3D Scanning Solutions: Bridging the Gap for Diverse Industries

In addition to TRANDIM, WOGO is showcasing its innovative 3D Scanning Solutions, designed to democratize access to high-precision 3D data for both creative and industrial uses.

• - WIDAR: A groundbreaking mobile application that allows users to capture and edit 3D data seamlessly. WIDAR targets a broad audience, from creative individuals to businesses, facilitating easy access to high-fidelity 3D models.
• - Industrial 3D Scanning: Tailored for construction and manufacturing firms, WOGO offers advanced scanning technologies integrated into customer systems, promoting effective data management and usage.
• - AI Automation: The scanning solutions employ AI for tasks like noise reduction and transformation of real data into CAD formats, considerably enhancing efficiency.

Other Solutions on Display

WOGO is also introducing several additional automation solutions:

• - Robot Automation: Collaboration with Unitree robots to streamline processes and increase operational efficiency.
• - 2D Drawing Search: An innovative technology designed to optimize the use of existing drawing assets.
• - Knowledge Preservation Solutions: Assisting in the digitalization and transfer of tacit knowledge from seasoned professionals to newer generations.
• - Co-creation Development: This approach emphasizes collaborative problem-solving with customers, focusing on challenges previously unsolvable through conventional IT services, hence creating new value together.

Event Details

• - Exhibition Name: Japan DX Week 2025 Autumn Expo
• - Organizer: RX Japan Co., Ltd.
• - Exhibition Dates: October 22-24, 2025 (10:00 - 17:00)
• - Venue: Makuhari Messe, Halls 1-8 (2-1 Nakase, Mihama Ward, Chiba)
• - Booth Number: A-15-56

About WOGO

Founded in 2021 by members with backgrounds in information engineering from the University of Tokyo, WOGO is an innovative technology startup dedicated to enhancing productivity in various sectors through rapid implementation and a robust understanding of advanced fields such as 3D graphics and AI. Their product lineup includes the 3D scanning and editing app WIDAR, and they offer technology solutions to multiple industries.

For more information, visit WOGO's website.