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Construction AI

Civils.ai launches ‘Construction AI’ training course

Posted by AEC Magazine - September 6, 2024
Introduces fundamentals of how AI applications work and how users can build their own Construction AI tools from scratch
SHoP

Connecting architecture to fabrication

Posted by Martyn Day - July 25, 2024
How three firms — SHoP Architects, WSP and Bouygues — have bridged one of the AEC industry’s biggest divides
Autodesk AEC data model

Autodesk’s granular data strategy

Posted by Martyn Day - July 25, 2024
The AEC world is still file based, but the future is databases in the cloud. We look at how Autodesk…

Shaping the future of AEC technology – NXT BLD 2024

Posted by AEC Magazine - May 23, 2024
At AEC Magazine’s NXT BLD & NXT DEV on 25-26 June see what the future holds for AEC technology and…
Studio Libeskind

Building bold at Maggie’s cancer centre

Posted by AEC Magazine - July 19, 2024
Studio Libeskind’s Maggie’s cancer centre at The Royal Free Hospital demanded an integrated approach for construction
Open Systems

Towards open AEC systems

Posted by Martyn Day - May 29, 2024
We explore Autodesk’s new approach to openness and note that things seem a little different

Nvidia Omniverse spreads its wings

Posted by Greg Corke - May 15, 2024
Collaboration / visualisation platform is expanding beyond the core demographic of designers and artists
Auto-drawings

The productivity promise of auto drawings

Posted by Martyn Day - April 24, 2024
Several CAD software firms are making real progress in drawing automation in the race to eliminate one of the AEC…
Pointfuse

Autodesk acquires PointFuse’s core IP and technology

Posted by AEC Magazine - April 19, 2024
Point cloud to mesh software will be used to ‘drive forward’ Autodesk’s future scan-to-BIM workflow
ARES Commander

Drawings Automation for BIM Projects

Posted by AEC Magazine - March 27, 2024
Sponsored product review of ARES Commander

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