1.Automating DXF Floor Plan Fixture Labeling
2D coordinate plot · 2026
This screenshot displays a 2D spatial coordinate plot generated to solve a manual fixture-labeling bottleneck for a CAD technician. The visualization maps the geometric data extracted from a DXF floor plan to automate reference-label placement. Visible on the plot are X-axis coordinate markers at 0, 50, 100, 150, and 200, along with a Y-axis marker at -30, establishing the spatial boundaries of the analyzed floor plan area. At the top edge of the plot, partial blue rectangular outlines are visible, representing the computed bounding boxes for the fixture blocks or their corresponding text labels. By computing per-fixture centroids and applying collision-avoidance logic, the tool ensures that labels do not fall inside fixture bodies or overlap adjacent elements, automating a tedious QA process.
What it shows:
How spatial coordinate mapping automates non-overlapping label placement in DXF files.




