Showing posts with label BIM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BIM. Show all posts

Sunday, November 4, 2012

Trimble continues to "Go BIM"









Yesterday, Trimble announced it's acquisition of VICO software. This is in addition to it's recent acquisitions of Tekla structures and Sketchup.


"Vico's 5D Virtual Construction software solutions pioneered the category of 5D BIM for construction. With Vico's capabilities Trimble is uniquely positioned to participate in the industry's evolution from 2D to 5D management," said Bryn Fosburgh, Trimble vice president. "Vico provides an important contribution in that evolution by connecting data from the virtual aspects to the physical aspects of a building construction project. It becomes the connection point that binds Trimble's hardware and software suite of products together across the DBO lifecycle."

My last post reflected the future of BIM - this merger will certainly have an interesting impact on that future. 

What do you think this will do for the future of VDC?






Friday, June 25, 2010

Design Review on my ipad

So I just got an iPad to test out here at work. I literally unboxed it an hour ago so I havn't had much time to test it out but the idea it to integrate it into the workflow for our engineers in the field. Here's a quick video showing a visualized version of Design review. Slow, but it works.


Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Autodesk's foray into Binary Relationship Information Modeling

Some comedic relief for an update to my blog.....

Autodesk's latest technology patent will
do clash detection for annoying personal quirks; run sophisticated FEA (Finite Emotional Analysis) analyses; and even use an innovative technique called Relationship Design Computation to leverage the power of generative algorithms for the power of love.