Production Software · Available Now
BVILDR
Secure, on-premise 3D visualisation, VR design review, and assembly training
In use across defense, manufacturing, and oil and gas. Runs entirely on your network. Nothing leaves your building.
Manage your licence at bvildr.com →System Requirements: Windows 10 or later, 8GB RAM or higher
New Feature · Now Available in BVILDR
ProcedureBuilder
Build training animations and step-throughs from your 3D models, without writing code.
A no-code authoring layer for BVILDR. Drag and drop to build step-by-step training animations and assembly procedures from the 3D models already in your build. No Unity, no external tools, no dev cycle.
Distributed separately from the 3D build, the same way an MTL file travels with an OBJ. Ship the same asset to a design reviewer with no training data, or to a training team with the full procedure layer. Update the model without breaking the training. Update the training without touching the model.
Drag and drop authoring, no coding required
Build training animations and assembly step-throughs from existing 3D models
Update procedures in minutes when equipment or processes change
The same build ships with or without the procedure layer, as needed
Works on Windows, supports VR headsets and on-screen viewing
Built for Engineers
Built for engineering and manufacturing workflows.
Ease of Use
Import CAD models, navigate in VR, and collaborate without the learning curve.
Secure by Design
Zero cloud dependency. Built for classified environments and sensitive data.
Immersive VR
Natural navigation, 1:1 scale. Review designs the way you'll build them.
CAD Model Visualisation
Comprehensive Features
Everything you need for professional 3D visualisation and VR design review
Data Security
Solely on your device, no cloud reliance. Air-gap compatible.
Walk Mode
Natural movement, realistic navigation, collision detection.
Share Projects
Password-protected projects for clients and collaborators.
Waypoint Tools
Navigate models with precision, simulating real-world movement.
CAD Support
STEP, FBX, OBJ, GLTF2, STL. Complex assemblies, large models.
Point Clouds
3D scans and LiDAR data, alongside CAD models.
Supported File Formats
Import and visualize models from all major CAD platforms and 3D file formats
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about BVILDR's features, security, and capabilities
What is secure 3D visualisation software?
Secure 3D visualisation software allows you to view and interact with 3D models without cloud dependency. BVILDR operates entirely on-premise with zero external data transmission, making it suited to classified environments and sensitive data in defense, aerospace, and manufacturing sectors.
Can BVILDR work in air-gapped or classified environments?
Yes. BVILDR is designed for air-gapped deployment with no cloud connectivity requirements. All processing happens locally on your device, making it suitable for classified environments and secure facilities where internet access is restricted.
What CAD file formats does BVILDR support?
BVILDR supports major 3D formats including STEP, FBX, OBJ, GLTF2, STL, PLY mesh, and PLY point clouds. This supports import of CAD models, 3D meshes, and point cloud data for visualisation and VR design review.
How do I review CAD models in VR with BVILDR?
BVILDR includes built-in VR walkthrough capabilities. Import your CAD model, connect your VR headset, and enter VR mode. You can review designs at 1:1 scale with natural navigation, collision detection, and waypoint tools for precise movement through your models.
What are the system requirements for BVILDR?
BVILDR requires Windows 10 or later and a minimum of 8GB RAM. For large assemblies and VR features, we recommend 16GB+ RAM and a dedicated graphics card.
Can I share 3D projects with clients securely?
Yes. BVILDR allows you to export password-protected project files that can be shared with clients and collaborators. Recipients can view projects using the BVILDR viewer without compromising data security.
How does ProcedureBuilder differ from integrated VR training platforms?
Most VR training platforms treat the training as the primary artefact: the 3D model is a component within the training system. ProcedureBuilder works the other way around. The 3D build is the asset. The procedure layer is distributed alongside it, separately, similar to how an OBJ file carries an MTL. This means the same build ships to a design reviewer with no training data attached, and to a training team with the full procedure layer. Design changes and training changes are independent of each other.
Is BVILDR better than cloud-based 3D viewers?
For security-conscious organizations, yes. Unlike cloud-based viewers, BVILDR processes everything locally with no data leaving your device. This removes a class of security risk, helps with compliance against data regulations, and works in offline or restricted network environments where cloud viewers cannot.
Does BVILDR support point cloud visualisation?
Yes. BVILDR can visualize point clouds from 3D scanners and LiDAR data. You can overlay point clouds with CAD models for as-built vs. design comparisons, useful for construction, reverse engineering, and quality control workflows.