Augmenta Unveils ACP 2.0: A Revolutionary Design Platform for Electrical Contractors

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Augmenta has launched ACP 2.0, a comprehensive design environment that enhances the efficiency of BIM and VDC teams in the electrical contracting sector, dramatically reducing design cycles and improving coordination.

On June 17, 2026, Augmenta, an innovative AI-driven design platform tailored for the construction sector, announced the release of the Augmenta Construction Platform (ACP) 2.0. This latest version has been developed in close collaboration with leading electrical contractors across North America, aiming to transform the entire design process for Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) teams. The upgrade is intended to significantly reduce the time required for project design and coordination, allowing teams to complete tasks that previously took weeks in just a matter of days.
The standout feature of ACP 2.0 is its ability to accelerate the coordination cycle, allowing teams to transition from an empty design model to a fully coordinated electrical layout without the need for manual editing in Revit. The platform’s automated routing capability enables the generation of detailed, clash-free electrical raceway systems in mere minutes, while real-time clash detection against a comprehensive 3D model—including ducts, pipes, and structural elements—allows teams to identify and resolve conflicts before they lead to costly rework during construction.
One of the significant enhancements in ACP 2.0 is the inclusion of full underground routing support, which integrates both overhead and underground design into a single streamlined workflow. This feature enables teams to specify pathways, apply necessary pitch and slope, and create detailed conduit runs for in-slab and underground applications—all without needing to switch between different tools or processes.
The platform is designed to incorporate industry expertise seamlessly. It automates routing, modeling, and coordination logic, while allowing BIM teams to contribute their judgment and knowledge to the process. According to Aaron Szymanski, co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Augmenta, the new platform was developed based on feedback from contractors who emphasized the importance of quickly achieving a first pass while maintaining the ability to adapt the model throughout the coordination process.
Furthermore, ACP 2.0 is entirely browser-based, making it accessible to users regardless of their modeling expertise. This adaptability allows more team members to engage in the design process early on, tightening the coordination cycle and enhancing collaboration. Before any construction begins, anyone on the team can log in to review the model and provide input, bridging the gap between field knowledge and the BIM process to ensure a more reliable and constructible output.
The implications of ACP 2.0 extend beyond mere efficiency in coordination. As VDC teams can produce ready-to-coordinate models more swiftly and manage design changes without delaying project timelines, organizations can increase their workload capacity without needing to expand their teams. Francesco Iorio, co-founder and CEO of Augmenta, highlighted that contractors are often required to handle increasingly complex projects within shorter timeframes, all while working with the same-sized teams. ACP 2.0 empowers these contractors to meet such demands by enhancing their ability to generate and refine models in a cohesive environment.
This release signifies a pivotal step toward Augmenta's broader vision of creating a unified platform that encompasses the entire design process, from initial routing decisions through coordination and into fabrication. As the construction industry continues to evolve, tools like ACP 2.0 are essential for enabling teams to adapt to the challenges of modern construction.
For those interested in learning more about the capabilities of ACP 2.0, a live walkthrough is scheduled for June 24, featuring a comprehensive demonstration of the new workflow.

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