Augmented reality (AR) has been gaining momentum in various industries over the past few years, and the construction industry is no exception. AR technology has transformed the way we build and design structures and has become an essential tool for architects, engineers, and construction professionals. In this article, we will discuss how augmented reality is used in construction and its benefits.
The construction industry is one of the most important sectors of the economy in the USA and on the European continent with huge construction developments planned for 2023, such as skyscrapers, power plants, and hospitals, which cost several million or even several billion USD/Euros.
Flamanville 3 (a nuclear power plant in France -2,7 m €), Madison Square Garden Sphere (a sphere-shaped music and entertainment arena, USA – $2.8 Billion), and Crossrail (a railway project, UK – 23,3 Billion €) – each of these projects are extremely costly, and of course, design of these projects is based on BIM technology to reduce the cost of construction by identifying potential conflicts and errors early in the design process. Nowadays, no one will argue about the BIM implementation, but what was the way to get to this point, and do we have differences between BIM usage in Europe and US?
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