A weekly round up of news relevant to digital construction professionals Technologies such as 3D printing have proven useful in overcoming logistical limitations during the Covid-19 pandemic, says Mohamed Kinj, Managing Partner at 3D Middle East. In an interview with Construction Business News he said that the use of digital ...
In this clip from the Digital Construction Hub's webinar on '10 technologies disrupting construction', we focus on mixed reality (augmented and virtual reality) and its links with construction sequencing (4D BIM). Augmented reality (AR) allows for a conceptual design to be overlaid onto an existing surface. Awareness about the technology ...
Virtual reality meeting at the Autodesk VR Center of Excellence in Munich, Germany, showing factory floorl 3d wireframe on the monitors and using VR goggles. Autodesk has accepted some of the criticism made about its Revit BIM software in an open letter written by a group of leading architectural firms, ...
A weekly round up of news relevant to digital construction professionals The process- and manufacturing-oriented approach of offsite construction means it can become the new normal in the industry post pandemic. According to Stewart Dalgarno, project director for AIMCH, as companies begin working again as Covid-19 eases, it will become ...
This webinar looks at different levels of BIM, focusing in particular on time scheduling, cost, asset information and O&M (4D, 5D, 6D and 7D BIM).
This webinar discussed some of the technologies that are reshaping the built environment
3D laser scanning in construction is used to accurately survey and measure a build, particularly surfaces that are difficult to reach
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