Sofoco

Sofoco is a leading Australian reseller and training provider for BricsCAD, a powerful Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software renowned for its versatility and compatibility with the industry-standard DWG file format. Based in Central Victoria, Sofoco specialises in delivering comprehensive sales, technical support, and step-by-step training for BricsCAD and related design software.

Their training services cater to all experience levels, from beginners with no prior CAD background to advanced users seeking tailored, project-specific guidance

BricsCAD is increasingly used to design and document essential farm infrastructure. Farmers and rural engineers utilise BricsCAD for creating detailed plans of farm sheds, machinery storage, irrigation systems, and even complex site layouts. The software’s compatibility with tools like IrriCAD allows for the efficient design of pressurised irrigation systems, supporting water conservation and precision agriculture.

BricsCAD also supports Australian data standards—such as ADACX for asset management—enabling seamless communication with local councils and regulatory bodies, ensuring compliance and streamlined approvals.

Sofoco’s expertise ensures that Australian agricultural professionals can maximise the benefits of BricsCAD, enhancing productivity, sustainability, and operational efficiency across rural and regional projects.

– BricsCAD allows for the detailed design and layout of farm infrastructure that incorporates IoT devices such as soil sensors, automated irrigation systems, and weather stations. These devices help monitor and optimise crop health, water use, and fertiliser application, increasing yields and resource efficiency.

– Sofoco offers step-by-step online and in-person training for BricsCAD, tailored to the agriculture sector. Whether you are new to CAD or seeking advanced skills, Sofoco ensures you maximise BricsCAD’s potential for your farm projects.

– BricsCAD’s 2D and 3D modelling capabilities allow for the optimisation of farm layouts, including sheds, irrigation systems, and processing facilities, to maximise land use and minimise waste.