What DWG Hotspots demonstrates
DWG Hotspots shows how information embedded in a CAD drawing can become a web interaction. A drawing is converted into a browser-friendly image and selected regions are given hotspot behaviour. A visitor can move through an example drawing, identify an area, and see how a project could connect that area to information or an action.
Examples on this site
The Navajo County example illustrates parcel and plot-plan information. The Minneapolis example shows how a city map can be organised around connected pedestrian routes. The office example presents rooms, work areas, and spaces that could be connected to facilities or workplace data.
Where the technology fits
Interactive drawing workflows can support facilities management, property information, document control, maintenance, asset registers, and project communication. The right result depends on the source drawing, its layers and blocks, the information model behind it, and the way users need to search or select objects.
Related technology
The original CAD conversion and viewing technology is associated with Tailor Made Software and CADViewer. Their product and documentation sites describe current conversion, viewing, and integration options.
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Open the home page to view the available demonstrations or use the Contact Us page to discuss a project.