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Image The National Digital Twin is an ambitious project to bring new efficiencies to the UK’s infrastructure

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Image How engineers and urban planners can evaluate wind comfort and safety of pedestrians [sponsored content]

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Image For this year’s Key Customer Conference and launch of ArchiCAD 23, Graphisoft opted to hold it in Las Vegas, the first time in the USA

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Image Our 3rd annual exploration of the future of design and construction technology took place last month in London. And the robots stole the show!

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ImageVR+ARCH: workflows in past, present and future - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Harnessing the power of real-time ray tracing - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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ImageNavigating challenges surrounding AR and VR hardware - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image  How Fortnite is changing AEC -NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Advanced Robots for Advanced Architecture - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image  Bringing architectural design into VR - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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ImageExtra-Terrestrial Architecture - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image The future of digital fabrication - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Accelerating design decisions with rapid visualisation - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image What if human-like mobility could be added to automation on construction sites? - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Addressing the increasingly urgent requirement of decreasing embodied energy and waste in construction - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image The impact of automated web VR workflows and streamlined collaboration - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Exploring forms through Computational Design to Digital Fabrication - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Getting it real: AEC workflows real-time, real fast and ray traced - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Dialogue between architecture and robotic construction - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Silicon and Sawdust – Deconstructing Construction - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Between the folds - Towards a material revolution - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image  User Defined Software - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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ImageFrom real-time to realism - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Re-imagine cities of the future with next gen visualisation - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Applications of Mixed Reality in design and construction - NXT BLD London, June 2019

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Image Support for standalone VR headset extends reach of team-wide VR collaboration for architecture and design

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Image Greg Corke shares his first impressions of HP’s new VR headset which boasts a much higher resolution than others

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Image Saif Khan, network manager at KPF, shares his experiences of moving the global architecture firm’s virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) workload to the cloud

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Image A free application from the London Mayor’s office helps developers conform to planning rules and decide which rapid off-site construction technology best fits their design

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Image Many AEC firms struggle to fully understand the different options for VDI and whether to go cloud or on-premise. Adam Jull of IMSCAD Global explores the benefits and costs