As the aec industry moves toward smarter, greener, and more connected buildings, understanding cobie is not just useful It turns your bim model from a design tool into a living, usable resource that continues to add value long after construction ends. Cobie stands for the construction operations building information exchange, and it is an international standard that relates to the exchange of building information It is most commonly used in the product data handover from the construction team to the operations team. This article provides a systematic explanation of the purpose, origin and evolution, data structure, delivery formats, application scenarios, and future trends of the cobie standard—revealing how it bridges the critical gap between bim and facilities management. Cobie, or construction operations building information exchange, is a standardized format for organizing and delivering information about a building’s components and systems.
Cobie, also known as construction operations building information exchange, is a standardised format for organising and sharing important building information during construction. Cobie is a data format used in bim projects to capture and exchange essential project information
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