The Korea Expressway Corporation (KEC) Human Resources Development Institute announced on June 9 that it conducted specialized training to strengthen digital-based construction technology competencies as part of the "2026 Smart Construction Professional Workforce Development Program." The training was aimed at enhancing the capacity to utilize digital technologies in the geotechnical field, with BasisSoft,Inc. participating as the education operator and technical support provider.The training was conducted under the theme of "3D Ground Condition Model Development," with Kim Woo-ram, Deputy General Manager at BasisSoft,Inc. delivering hands-on instruction using the Leapfrog solution.The curriculum focused on practical, field-oriented learning, covering the modeling of 3D terrain based on GIS data, as well as the construction of 3D terrain and ground models using borehole data and ground cross-section information obtained from geotechnical investigation results. Through this process, participants gained direct experience with ground digital modeling techniques applicable in real-world smart construction environments.The KEC Human Resources Development Institute's Smart Construction Professional Workforce Development Program is being pursued in alignment with the government's smart construction promotion policy, with the goal of applying digital technologies across all phases of road construction and systematically cultivating qualified professionals. Key objectives include building field-applicable competencies in smart technologies such as BIM, digital twin, and data-driven construction management.BasisSoft,Inc. which conducted the training, is a specialized firm that supplies and provides education on geotechnical and BIM-based digital solutions for the domestic construction and infrastructure sector. The company contributed to the expansion of the smart construction ecosystem through highly practical training content and technical support.Going forward, Basis Soft plans to continue expanding its collaboration with Korea Expressway Corporation and private sector specialists to further promote the internalization of smart construction technologies and the development of professional talent. 

BIM solutions specialist BasisSoft, Inc. (hereinafter "BasisSoft") participated as an exhibitor at the '2026 Korea BIM Society Annual Academic Conference,' held from May 28 to 29 in Goseong, Gangwon Province.The conference served as a meaningful platform for exploring the future of BIM technology and the construction industry, bringing together academics and design professionals to engage in research presentations, panel discussions, and networking programs.It was a significant event for sharing the latest trends and technological developments in BIM, which has emerged as a core technology driving the digital transformation of the construction sector. Through its booth, BasisSoft took the opportunity to showcase its field-proven capabilities and present the direction of its future solutions.Of particular note was the introduction of 'ClickBIM,' a BIM automation solution currently under development and scheduled for release in the second half of 2027. Designed to automate complex BIM workflows, enhance design efficiency, and strengthen on-site applicability, ClickBIM drew considerable interest from academics and design professionals alike.BasisSoft plans to build on its participation in this conference to further strengthen its collaborative network with the academic community, and to expand its presence in the domestic construction BIM market through the upcoming launch of ClickBIM.

 BasisSoft, Inc. delivered a special lecture titled “BIM for Project Owners” on 26th  May at KINGS (KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School), as part of Professor Woo-yong Jung’s NPP Construction Project Management course. Following the strong response to the same seminar held in November last year, this year’s session was delivered again upon request. The five-hour programme was conducted entirely in English and brought together real-world practice, future vision, and hands-on experience—generating strong engagement from participants.The seminar featured Mr. Ben Lim, BIM Manager at BasisSG in Singapore, Mr. Jangyub Ma (Director at BasisSG), and Mr. Sunjoo Cho, a Revit add-on developer from the headquarters.Session 1, led by Mr. Ben Lim, was highly interactive, drawing on his extensive PM/CM experience to share practical Navisworks-based project management and actively engage participants.Session 2 introduced a powerful framework—the transition from Copilot to Autopilot—offering both inspiration and insight into how BIM is evolving from a modelling tool into a system that supports and executes project decisions.Session 3 provided hands-on Revit exercises, allowing participants to experience BIM modelling and data utilisation first-hand, and to strengthen their understanding of how BIM can be effectively applied by current and future project owners and project managers.BasisSoft will continue to lead BIM-driven digital transformation and deliver practical value that connects technology with real project execution.

 BasisSoft (Co-CEOs Jun-sang Ahn and Jae-woong Choi) announced its participation as an official partner in Bentley Innovation Day Seoul, held on the 12th at the Ambassador Seoul Pullman Hotel. During the event, the company presented technology application cases and future workflow strategies aimed at leading the digital transformation of the domestic infrastructure sector. Hosted by Bentley Systems Korea, this large-scale infrastructure digital innovation conference focused on the theme: "The Future of Infrastructure Digital Workflows – From Data Integration to 4D Construction and Simulation." Key discussions centered on data-driven infrastructure workflows connecting the entire lifecycle of design, construction, and operation—including geotechnical data management, GeoBIM, digital twins, and 4D project management.BasisSoft delivered two technical presentations across the morning and afternoon sessions, showcasing its integrated technical capabilities ranging from geotechnical data to reality modeling and digital twin implementation.Unveiling GeoBIM Workflows Based on Seequent LeapfrogIn the morning session, CEO Jun-sang Ahn delivered a presentation titled "Demonstrating Digital Innovation through Seequent Leapfrog and Geotechnical Technology Analysis."Mr. Ahn introduced a GeoBIM integration methodology that links 3D geological modeling results from Seequent’s Leapfrog solution with BIM environments, sharing actual implementation cases from domestic infrastructure projects.He particularly drew attention by presenting a data-driven workflow that evolves geotechnical data from simple investigation and storage into a primary tool for decision-making across all stages of design and construction. He highlighted practical methods to preemptively predict and manage geotechnical risks during the early stages of a project.Presenting Reality Modeling Technology Using iTwin CaptureIn the afternoon session, Kwang-woo Ko, Team Leader at BasisSoft, presented "iTwin Capture: From Reality to Digital, Faster and More Accurately."Mr. Ko introduced the core functions and application strategies of iTwin Capture, which creates precise digital reality models based on site data acquired via drones and 3D scanners.The presentation covered the technical overview of iTwin Capture, its intended applications, and key project cases successfully executed by BasisSoft. This demonstrated the strategic value of reality models in digital twin construction and infrastructure asset management, while proving the company’s technical competitiveness in rapidly and accurately converting field data into digital assets.Leading the Digital Transformation EcosystemThrough this conference, BasisSoft reaffirmed its position as a key partner driving infrastructure digital transformation within the Bentley Systems and Seequent ecosystems. The event served as a significant platform to showcase a broad technology portfolio—spanning geotechnical data management (OpenGround, Leapfrog), GeoBIM integration, and iTwin-based digital twin construction—to domestic and international experts."Connecting geotechnical data, BIM, and digital twins into a single workflow is the most practical solution for reducing risk and increasing productivity in Korean infrastructure projects," said CEO Jun-sang Ahn. "We will continue to identify success stories by optimizing proven global solutions for the domestic environment, leading the digital transformation of the construction industry."Meanwhile, as a strategic partner of Bentley Systems, BasisSoft provides a wide range of digital innovation services to the domestic and international construction and civil engineering sectors, including GeoBIM, digital twins, geotechnical data management, and engineering software consulting.

 CDG (Computational Design Group), jointly operated by BasisSoft and Kyeongdong Engineering, has announced groundbreaking achievements in infrastructure structure design automation technology.Through the 'Click BIM Achievement Presentation' held in 2025, CDG unveiled the results of developing automation technology that embeds design standards and rebar arrangement logic for major structures such as culverts, piers, abutments, and NATM tunnels into BIM.This presentation represents interim results of research into establishing a comprehensive BIM design automation system for infrastructure structures including roads, bridges, and tunnels, focusing on digitizing structural design logic and implementing it as repeatable automation logic.Since 2024, CDG has been systematically developing basic logic for rebar arrangement automation by analyzing design standards, rebar placement principles, and cover/anchorage/splice conditions for major infrastructure structures.The automation technology was built by structuring design information through an Excel-based input data system and automatically generating geometry and rebar models in the BIM environment. Initially utilizing Bentley GenerativeComponents, the system later transitioned to the Autodesk Revit-Dynamo environment to enhance practical applicability and versatility.Notably, the development of modeling techniques that account for conditions frequently encountered in actual design—such as superelevation, skew, and level differences—has significantly increased field applicability. Some of these technologies are currently being applied to Korea Expressway Corporation highway projects.Starting in 2025, CDG embarked on building a BIM automation platform to integrate and manage individual automation modules. The platform includes automation module management, UI-based data input, Add-in functionality expansion, security (encryption) features, and automatic drawing and quantity calculation with 3D dimension capabilities.Through this initiative, CDG aims to evolve automation technology from a one-time tool into a continuously expandable structural design support system.

 On December 9, 2025, BasisSoft was invited to deliver a technical presentation at the “Year in Infrastructure 2025 – Going Digital Awards Regional Recognition Korea” seminar hosted by Bentley Systems.YII (Going Digital Awards in Infrastructure) is Bentley Systems’ flagship international event that recognizes and awards outstanding projects carried out over the year using Bentley software in the global infrastructure and construction engineering sectors. It attracts significant attention every year as a platform for sharing the latest technology trends and innovation cases in the global infrastructure industry. The Korea regional event was organized as an extension of YII, featuring presentations by leading domestic companies on real-world project applications of Bentley software. Bentley Systems also unveiled its roadmap for next-generation product upgrades and technology development incorporating AI, highlighting the future potential of digital infrastructure. At this event, BasisSoft CEO Junsang Ahn delivered a presentation titled “Automation of Soft Ground Consolidation Analysis Based on Bentley PLAXIS API,” introducing a soft ground design automation program developed using Python. This solution is built on the PLAXIS API to enable more efficient soft ground design and is particularly characterized by its automated analysis and design capabilities optimized for very soft ground conditions. Through this presentation, BasisSoft once again demonstrated its technological innovation capabilities in the field of digital geotechnical engineering. 

Participation at KSCE 2025 CONVENTION & CIVIL EXPO - Venue: Cheongju OSCO Convention Center- Dates: Wednesday–Friday, November 12–14, 2025- Booth Locations: C07 (BasisSoft) / D11 (EASYROAD) C07 | BasisSoft Booth BasisSoft presents its Drone–BIM integrated solution that enhances efficiency across the entire project lifecycle—from design and construction to maintenance—by integrating drone-acquired field data into a BIM environment. High-resolution aerial imagery (Photogrammetry) and LiDAR scan data collected by drones are processed into orthophotos (Orthoimages), point clouds, and 3D terrain models (DTM/DSM). These are then combined with our BIM integration software to support a practical workflow for accurate terrain analysis, volume calculation, design review, and construction monitoring. This solution enables improved quality control and process efficiency across various infrastructure sectors, including roads, civil works, and facility management, and can also be applied to implementing digital twins based on real-world site data. At the BasisSoft booth, we will also showcase our 3D ground model–based data management and numerical analysis integration solution. You can explore an end-to-end workflow—from geotechnical data management to analysis and modeling—through on-site consultations with our experts.  D11 | EasyRoad Booth At the co-located D11 booth, you can also experience EASYROAD, a Korean road design BIM solution that fully reflects domestic road design standards. We look forward to seeing you at the KSCE 2025 Convention & Civil Expo, at the BasisSoft booths C07 and D11, as well as at the Korea Expressway Corporation booth. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Thank you.

 BasisSoft (co-CEOs: Jason Choi, Julian An) has delivered a special lecture on Building Information Modeling (BIM) at the KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School (KINGS), Korea's sole graduate institution specializing in nuclear power.The lecture was presented to students enrolled in the 'Nuclear Power Plant Project Management Course,' led by Professor Wooyong Jung.KINGS was jointly established through an endowment from five major Korean nuclear public corporations, including KEPCO and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP). As a 'small but strong' institution, KINGS is dedicated to cultivating the next generation of leaders for the global nuclear industry through a practice-based curriculum and a robust global network of cooperation. The university plays a pivotal role in training professionals not only for the domestic but also for the international nuclear sector. It contributes significantly to building the foundation for the nation's nuclear power plant exports.The six-hour special lecture was conducted entirely in English, aligning with the school's policy, and was co-presented by BasisSoft and its Singapore subsidiary, BasisSG.Arnold Park, Managing Director of BasisSG, delivered a comprehensive, in-depth overview of the latest BIM and Digital Twin technologies across the entire project lifecycle—from planning and design to construction, operation, and maintenance (O&M).Following him, Director Jangyub Ma discussed the latest BIM trends from Singapore, one of the leading countries in diffusing BIM, and shared an introduction and practical case studies on ISO 19650-based BIM management from the project owner's perspective.Additionally, Senior BIM Manager Hoon Jang led a hands-on practice session with Autodesk Navisworks Freedom. This session, which demonstrated how to enhance the practical application of BIM for project owners, was met with great enthusiasm from the students.BasisSoft anticipates that this special lecture will contribute significantly to accelerating the digital transformation of Korea's nuclear industry and enhancing the efficiency and productivity of project management. The company remains steadfast in its commitment to advancing industry-academia collaboration by providing tailored education and technical support.

 From April 3rd (Thu) to 4th (Fri), the two-day training program titled “Highway BIM Design Using EasyRoad”, hosted by the Korea Engineering Association, was successfully conducted.This course was designed to help participants understand the core concepts and principles of full-scale highway BIM design using BIM solutions. It focused on hands-on learning of how to create quantity takeoffs and final deliverables in accordance with Korea Expressway Corporation (KEC) standards.In particular, the program emphasized strengthening practical skills using EasyRoad, a domestic BIM solution developed based on Korean road design standards, enabling participants to directly apply the training to real-world design tasks.Participants who completed this program are officially recognized as “BIM Training-Certified Engineers” when evaluated under the KEC’s BIM-based design review system, providing a significant boost to their professional qualifications and competitiveness.The training drew participation from a wide range of engineers, including active highway design professionals, and concluded with great enthusiasm. Attendees expressed high satisfaction with EasyRoad’s intuitive interface and powerful parametric design capabilities.BasisSoft will continue to support the enhancement of BIM capabilities in the road design field through ongoing training programs and technical support.Thank you.