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BIM

AEC Magazine September / October 2025

Posted by AEC Magazine - October 9, 2025
The hidden threat inside EULAs, Autodesk shows its AI hand, Chaos embraces AI and lots…
Geospatial

Explorations in GeoBIM

Posted by Martyn Day - October 9, 2025
We caught up with Esri’s Marc Goldman to discuss the geospatial company’s focus on BIM…
Oldcastle Infrastructure
Civil engineering

Plugging the leaks with CivilSense

Posted by Jessica Twentyman - October 9, 2025
A two-pronged approach to technology deployment is enabling the timely detection of leaks on water…
HP Z2 Mini G1a
Workstations

Review: HP Z2 Mini G1a

Posted by Greg Corke - September 11, 2025
HP rewrites the rulebook for compact workstations thanks to a groundbreaking AMD processor
BIM

AEC Magazine July / August 2025 Edition

Posted by AEC Magazine - July 24, 2025
Arcol, the future of Revit, NXT BLD / DEV on-demand and lots more
Navlive.ai
Reality modelling

NavLive – ‘scan to drawings’

Posted by Martyn Day - July 24, 2025
‘Scan to BIM’ is fast becoming a reality. This UK starup is addressing one step…
BIM

AEC Magazine May / June 2025 Edition

Posted by Greg Corke - May 28, 2025
Discover new technologies that can go from 2D to 3D and back, plus lots more
Technology

AEC Magazine March / April 2025 Edition

Posted by AEC Magazine - April 16, 2025
Get the low down on Motif, the £46 million funded BIM 2.0 startup, plus lots,…
Autodesk Tandem
Digital twins

Autodesk Tandem in 2025

Posted by Martyn Day - April 16, 2025
Autodesk’s cloud-based digital twin platform, is evolving at an impressive pace. We take a closer…
Higharc
BIM

Higharc AI 3D BIM model from 2D sketch

Posted by Martyn Day - April 16, 2025
A cloud-based design solution for US timber frame housing presents impressive new AI capabilities

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