Send data to the BIM or drone ingest APIs
Upload building models and aerial surveys, and track what the platform did with them.
BIM models and drone flights follow the same ingest shape as
360 captures: POST the files,
then query what the platform produced.
Ingest authentication is not enforced server-side
Both specifications declare bearer authentication and the ingest service does not enforce it server-side. Send the header on every request, and do not treat it as an access control.
BIM
Uploads a BIM model for a project.
curl -X POST "https://ingest.evercam.io/bim/$PROJECT_ID/upload" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $EVERCAM_TOKEN" \
-F "file=@model.ifc"The BIM uploads recorded so far.
The BIM API is deliberately small — four operations covering upload, listing, archive retrieval and deletion.
Drone
Drone ingest is richer, because a flight yields measurable data rather than a single artefact.
Uploads a drone dataset for a project.
Drone uploads and their processing state.
What is currently being processed.
Processing is asynchronous, so poll the queue rather than expecting the upload response to contain results.
Derived data
Once a flight is processed, the drone API exposes what was measured:
The images captured on a flight.
Which derived features are available for a project.
Runs a measurement — volumes, distances and areas — over processed data.
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $EVERCAM_TOKEN" \
"https://ingest.evercam.io/drone/api/$PROJECT_ID/flight-available-features"Check available features before requesting a measurement — what a flight supports depends on how it was captured and processed.