Trimble SketchUp

Design

Starting a SketchUp model from a blank canvas is often the slowest part of a design — even a rough starting point saves real time. Trimble's SketchUp connection lets you describe an object or space, a room addition, a piece of furniture, a site concept, and get a 3D model generated from that description. Connected to Neotask, you describe what you're imagining and the agent generates the model, lets you preview and refine it, and hands you an entry point to open it directly in SketchUp.

• Generate a 3D model from a plain-language description
• Covers room additions, furniture pieces, and site concepts
• Preview and refine the model before committing to it

What you can automate

Trimble SketchUp

Describe an object or space and get a 3D model generated, then preview, refine, and open it in SketchUp to iterate further.

Real workflows

Get a starting model for a room addition

You describe a sunroom addition you're considering — rough dimensions and style. The agent generates a 3D model of it and gives you a preview before you open it in SketchUp to refine.

Prototype a furniture piece before building it

You describe a custom shelving unit you want to build. The agent generates a 3D model so you can see proportions before committing, then hands it off to SketchUp for detail work.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Trimble SketchUp connection actually do?

It lets you describe an object or space — a room addition, furniture, or a site concept — and get a 3D model generated, then preview, refine, and open it in SketchUp.

Do I need to already know SketchUp to use this?

No — the model generation happens from a plain description; opening it in SketchUp is the step for further refinement if you want it.