Everything You Need to Know About Digital Twin
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In this interview, Alexander Sidorov, COO / CFO at GAMMA Technologies meets with Laura Bocchibianchi, Head of Marketing & Communications at GAMMA Technologies to discuss mental health in the construction industry.
AR implementation has proven itself as an immediate General Contractor’s (GC) Pain Reliever. It’s offering actuality and up-to-date info, keeping the Design aligned with the Construction, and empowering trust between Office and Field teams.
This time, let’s speak about another Tech solution that can be a complementary tech to it.
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?
The benefits of augmented reality have been demonstrated across a wide range of industries. The business spectrum is wide and varied, ranging from retail to health, and, more recently, construction, or, more precisely, architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. This article will provide a general description of what augmented reality is and how it is used in the construction industry. Last but not least, we will discuss the construction software GAMMA AR that utilizes augmented reality.
In construction projects, Issue Management can easily be a scourge. Construction managers must identify, document, and resolve issues on a construction site, which is chaotic when you do not work with the right tools. All construction projects should work with an issue management tool, and we have the solution. In this article we are going to review the benefits to work with a construction software that overlay the BIM models to the construction site and facilitate the work of construction managers.
Although many people may think that women’s involvement in the AEC industry is recent, they are quite mistaken. Through our article, you will discover the stories of unique and remarkable women who pioneered from the earliest times and who paved the way for other females in the AEC industry.
As the women’s movement for equity and rights has continued to progress, so has the inclusion of women in the construction industry. The industry is male-dominated and the number of women working in this sector, especially on the field, is low. However, the industry is changing and offering more space to women. Let’s have a closer look and explore together the numbers and how to increase support to have more women in construction.
Oversee the construction site, check if the design is executed as planned on site are some of the many priorities of an architect. To be able to work efficiently, GAMMA AR helps with the preview of the model on the jobsite, but also with Issue management, and progress tracking. In this blog, we will review how the AR solution is essential for architects.
According to Autodesk, Building Information Modeling is the foundation of digital transformation in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. It is the holistic process of creating and managing information for a build asset. The next buildings presented here show the capabilities of BIM.