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GAMMA AR is exhibiting at the UK’s leading construction show the 16-17 November 2022 at stand C77. GAMMA AR will showcase its product that combines BIM augmented reality for a seamless comparison of the BIM model with the physical building.
GAMMA AR is a construction management software that combines BIM and augmented reality to manage efficiently the construction site. This digital construction app aims to prevent errors and rework, facilitate collaboration between the office and the site, and track quickly the progress of the construction.
Benefits of BIM augmented reality building
BIM augmented reality is a technology that combines the physical site with the full BIM model in order to create a seamless, immersive experience for construction managers and project managers on-site.
Combining BIM and Augmented Reality has many benefits. Here are 3 advantages of it:
Accurate comparison of the BIM model with the real building
Progression of the construction tracked easily
Simple communication between the office and the site
What to attend at London Build Expo?
Meet with Women in Construction: A Built Environment Networking Hub will be engaged. The moment to discuss the challenges women AEC professionals face and network with architects, engineers, designers, and diverse professionals to share stories on the industry.
A wide selection of conferences: 6 stages and 2 hubs will be welcomed to discuss every subject of the UK construction industry. Sustainability, future of construction, diversity & inclusion, architecture, BIM & digital construction, and fire safety. All these subjects will have a discussion at London Build.
Network with the best: London Build offers the ultimate platform to network with thousands of senior-level decision-makers, buyers, and influencers from across the UK’s entire built environment.
BIM There, Done That – Future Innovations in the Built Environment: A panel discussion reuniting Caner Dolas, CEO and co-founder of GAMMA AR, with multiple industry experts on digital construction.
Meet the combination of Augmented Reality and BIM: Discover GAMMA AR at booth C77 to learn everything about the use of BIM augmented reality on the construction site.
Connect with BIM augmented reality building at London Build Expo
Meet GAMMA AR at London Build Expo - stand C77
London Build Expo will provide you with the opportunity to see an innovative product that enables you to visualize 3D (BIM) models through augmented reality on-site. With GAMMA AR, it is possible to compare what was planned with what is actually occurring, catching errors early, and reducing their detrimental impact on the project overall.
The GAMMA AR application integrates with Autodesk Construction Cloud. It enables you to get Revit and Navisworks models directly from the document management platform and synchronizes the issues generated by GAMMA AR with the models in Autodesk. As a result of this partnership, GAMMA AR stands out as a leader in the field of combining BIM and augmented reality.
GAMMA AR supports Revit, Navisworks, and IFC files (such as from ArchiCAD, Vectorworks, MicroStation, Nova, Tekla, Sketchup, BlenderBIM and many more).
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What BIM augmented reality looks in action
Overlaying the planning on the construction site
Create a better understanding of the planning directly on the construction site by using augmented reality building.
Comparison of the planning with the field
Compare the planning to the reality to see the differences between the design and the construction.
Prevention of rework
By using the visualisation of BIM models on the construction site, you will be able to detect potential errors before they are built.
Extremely precise progress tracking
Track the construction progress on a building component specific level for precise progress reports.
Simple communication between the office and the field
Communicate the information between the office and the field in real-time and using the BIM methodology
