Joining leading representatives from the civil engineering and construction sector to mark the official opening   Joonsang An, CEO of BasisSoft, Inc., attended the opening ceremony of the KSCE 2026 Convention, held on October 21 at High1 Resort in Jeongseon, Gangwon Province, South Korea.   Hosted by the Korean Society of Civil Engineers (KSCE), the convention took place from October 21 to 23 under the theme, “Innovation, Growth, and Safety: Civil Engineering Changing the World.” The event brought together experts from academia, industry, and research institutions to share the latest technological developments and research achievements while discussing the future direction of the civil engineering and construction sector.   As part of the opening ceremony, Joonsang An participated in the ribbon-cutting ceremony alongside distinguished representatives from the industry, celebrating the successful opening of the convention and expressing support for continued technological innovation and sustainable development within Korea's civil engineering and construction community. 

Engages with 12 Vietnamese Companies and Signs MOU to Lay the Groundwork for Expansion into Vietnam’s Construction and Infrastructure MarketSEOUL, South Korea – October 2026 – BasisSoft, Inc. (Co-CEOs Choi Jaewoong_Jason and An Joonsang_Julian) participated in the 2026 Construction and Transportation Overseas Expansion Program, held in Hanoi, Vietnam, from September 30 to October 1, 2026. Through the event, the company explored business opportunities with local partners and took a significant step toward establishing its presence in the Vietnamese market.The program was jointly organized by the Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology (KICT) and the Korea Agency for Infrastructure Technology Advancement (KAIA) to support the international expansion of Korean companies in the construction and transportation sectors. Key activities included one-on-one business meetings with Vietnamese buyers, as well as visits to and networking opportunities with Vietnamese government agencies and related organizations.During the event, BasisSoft held business meetings with 12 Vietnamese companies and successfully signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with BAEZENI, a prominent local BIM and software enterprise. These engagements provided an opportunity to showcase the company's expertise in Building Information Modeling (BIM) and construction engineering technologies while exploring potential business collaborations in Vietnam's growing infrastructure market.Choi Jason, Co-CEO of BasisSoft, commented:"This program provided a valuable opportunity to gain insights into Vietnam's construction and infrastructure market and establish meaningful connections with local companies.Building on the business networks an partnerships developed through this program, we aim to turn these opportunities into concrete collaborations. Following our business expansion into Singapore, Cambodia, and the Philippines, we are now pursuing Vietnam as our fourth Southeast Asian market. We see this as an important step toward strengthening our regional presence and further expanding our global business operations."About BasisSoft, Inc.Founded in 1994 with a focus on geotechnical engineering, BasisSoft is a first-generation pioneer in South Korea's civil infrastructure BIM industry, having been actively involved in the field since 2007.The company provides BIM consulting services and develops and supplies engineering software solutions for a wide range of infrastructure projects, including roads, railways, airports, and ports.Building on decades of engineering expertise and experience in infrastructure digitalization, BasisSoft is currently advancing its transformation into a next-generation construction technology company integrating Digital Twin and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, with the goal of driving digital transformation across the global construction and infrastructure industries. 

Key outcome of the KAIA–KICT Korea–Vietnam B2B matching event establishes a foothold in Vietnam’s construction and infrastructure marketBASISSOFT, INC. signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with BAEZENI SOFT CO., LTD in Hanoi, Vietnam, on September 30, 2026, to collaborate on BIM software development, engineering automation, and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.The MOU represents a key outcome of BASISSOFT’s participation in the “2026 Korea–Vietnam Business Cooperation 1:1 B2B Matching Event,” organized by the Korea Agency for Infrastructure Technology Advancement (KAIA) and the Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology (KICT). Through this government-supported international business development program, BASISSOFT identified opportunities for technical collaboration with local companies and expanded its network to support entry into Vietnam and the development of overseas sales channels.The agreement draws on the technical capabilities and experience of both companies to advance BIM modeling and technical cooperation across the building and civil engineering sectors. The two companies will explore joint initiatives focused on BIM software development, engineering workflow automation, and AI applications.Founded in Bangkok, Thailand, in 2007, BAEZENI is a network of companies specializing in BIM, 3D engineering, and software development, with Hanoi serving as a major development hub. Its services include BIM modeling, CAD-based engineering support, custom software and engineering software plug-in development, and 3D visualization and virtual reality solutions. BAEZENI Soft has established local relationships in infrastructure engineering and BIM through technical exchanges with Vietnam’s Transport Engineering Design Inc. (TEDI) and academic partnerships with Can Tho University and Hanoi University of Mining and Geology.Under the MOU, BASISSOFT and BAEZENI Soft plan to pursue technical exchanges and explore ways to improve engineering efficiency through BIM, automation, and AI technologies. The companies will also develop collaboration models tailored to Vietnam’s technical requirements and local engineering practices.During the event, BASISSOFT also successfully conducted one-on-one business matching meetings with several prominent Vietnamese construction and engineering companies, discussing potential technical partnerships and business opportunities. Together, the MOU and these business engagements have established a strong foothold for BASISSOFT’s entry into Vietnam’s rapidly growing construction and infrastructure market. Building on its proprietary BIM and engineering automation technologies, BASISSOFT plans to expand local partnerships, develop overseas sales channels, and accelerate its international market expansion. 

 On August 20, BASISSOFT hosted the first open seminar of the second half of 2026 for 2026 BUGS (BIM User Group Seminar) at its headquarters. This marked the seventh event of the year, with four more seminars scheduled through the end of December.The session was held under the theme "Road Design and Utilizing EasyRoad," with Yoo Ja-young, Team Manager at BASISSOFT, presenting the key features and application directions of EasyRoad 1.0, a solution optimized for domestic road design standards.EasyRoad is designed around an intuitive UI aligned with the road design process and a task-sequenced tree structure, improving design efficiency. It also applies domestic road design standards and parametric design, allowing flexible responses to design changes, and connects BIM-based 3D design with drawing and quantity deliverables in a single continuous workflow.The seminar was organized as an opportunity to explore how BIM and EasyRoad can be applied to real-world road design work amid a rapidly changing design environment.BUGS's open seminar series will continue in the second half of the year with a range of topics, including surveying using drones, LiDAR, and laser scanners, ISO 19650, and updates on smart construction projects — your continued interest and support are welcome.Registration for the open seminars is being accepted through the Naver Cafe 'BUGS Man' — interested participants are encouraged to apply.

– Contributing to Practical Capability Enhancement and Technological Advancement through Continued Collaboration with the Korea Association for Steep Slope Safety – BasisSoft, Inc. (CEO: An Junsang) announced that it received a commendation at the 10th Extraordinary General Meeting of the Korea Association for Steep Slope Safety held on June 15, 2026, in recognition of its contributions to research activities and the enhancement of practical capabilities in the steep slope sector. Previously, on July 16, 2024, BasisSoft, Inc. and the Korea Association for Steep Slope Safety signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to expand education in steep slope stability analysis and strengthen mutual cooperation. Since the signing of the agreement, both organizations have maintained close collaboration to enhance technical expertise and promote practical applications in the steep slope field. As part of this cooperation, the two organizations have carried out various initiatives aimed at advancing practical applications of slope stability assessment and analytical technologies, including: Providing practical training programs in stability analysis Sharing technical information and project case studies Jointly conducting research and engineering service projects Operating professional competency development programs for practitioners In particular, BasisSoft, Inc. was highly recognized for contributing its expertise in BIM, numerical analysis, and digital engineering to steep slope–related research and engineering projects, while actively delivering practical stability analysis training and facilitating technical exchanges applicable to field operations. An Junsang, CEO of BasisSoft, Inc., stated: “Steep slope safety goes beyond structural evaluation—it requires the integration of data, analytical technologies, and practical field applicability. Through continued collaboration with the Association, we will further expand practice-oriented education and technical research and contribute to advancing safety management systems powered by digital technologies.” BasisSoft, Inc. provides technology development and educational programs aimed at improving productivity and safety across the infrastructure industry through its expertise in Building Information Modeling (BIM), numerical analysis, and digital transformation (DX). The company plans to continue strengthening industrial competitiveness and advancing practical engineering capabilities through collaboration with specialized institutions and expanded field-oriented technology initiatives. 

 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.