Watch this demo video to see the enhanced CADtoEarth for Autodesk Revit in action.
The updated CADtoEarth for Autodesk Revit is already integrated with the new CADtoEarth web version and allows users to import data from the previous CADtoEarth web version. The technology demonstration is integrated with Autodesk Forge™ and Google Drive™ and provides more opportunities for individual control over the visibility of uploaded data. The new web part of CADtoEarth, based on the latest version of Cesium®, presents users with the new design, which has been rewritten from scratch. Good (and Bad) Reasons to Outsource Software EngineeringĬopyright © 2022 AMC Bridge, Inc.ARACHNE: A neural-neuroglial network builder with remotely controlled parallel computing.Surface Reconstruction Based on Neural Networks.Data Interoperability and Collaboration.Industrialization of Additive Manufacturing.To celebrate these anniversaries, we're announcing the first ever Design Night Sheffield! Part of a global movement of celebrating design and making in all its forms we're really pleased to host this event at the beautiful Old Post Office in Sheffield, now the Sheffield Hallam University Institute of Arts on Tuesday October 24 th 2017. "Everywhere I go, every customer interaction I have, any time I talk about workflow, (and without me volunteering that I used to work at the company) NavisWorks is mentioned as THE key product that makes a project work. Peter Thompson, Managing Director of NavisWorks Ltd 10 years ago, and now Senior Director for Building and Product Design here at Autodesk, said:. "Whenever I think about the impact Navisworks has had, I find it hard to believe that it all started in the corner of a scruffy University research lab, and that at least some of the code I wrote then is still in the product somewhere." Tim Wiegand, the brains behind NavisWorks, was working on these problems for three years before anything commercial was produced as architect of the wider BIM 360 portfolio today he had this to say about the anniversary:.
It seems like 2017 is a huge year for birthdays at Autodesk, earlier this year Autodesk celebrated its 35 th birthday, Revit celebrated its 15 years' anniversary since acquisition, and now Navisworks is celebrating a double header!Ģ0 years ago, today, the first code was committed to the original commercial release of Navisworks in Sheffield in the UK and 10 years ago, Autodesk completed its acquisition of NavisWorks Ltd.īack then NavisWorks was primarily used as a viewer for large files rather than what it is today, but much of that technology and principles are also found in other tools you may use every day like AutoCAD, Revit and BIM 360.
0 kommentar(er)
