What Revit Wants
You can check out the full recording after you fill out the form at this link, or on Youtube here:
Download the webinar presentation slides below:
https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/u3sd6h
Download the recorded webinar for offline viewing below:
https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/4tp6hl
Check it out, pretty amazing stuff. Take a virtual in-browser tour of Sydney Cricket Ground:
SCENE Webshare Cloud
The implications of this technology for facilities management are pretty significant. In some cases, projects may skip the BIM process and go straight from laser scan to FM (where the brief allows for it).
Learn more:
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Full Webinar for FARO Scene 5.3 and Webshare Cloud | FARO UK Blog
A few tips from Adam Sheather:
From:
Stuff and BIMs: Point Cloud beginer tips
You may also be interested in my detailed post at:
What Revit Wants: Creating Revit Geometry from Point Clouds (Points to BIM workflows)
I was speaking to a surveyor recently and he indicated that he believes in around 2 years time, point clouds will be a “commodity” that almost anyone can produce. Devices to scan 3D spaces are becoming more powerful and more accessible, and essentially anyone can use them. For example, have you seen Google’s Project Tango?
Along with Recap 360 and other iOS apps for scanning rooms and converting to 3D models, the question soon will not be “how do we scan this?” The question will be:
Learn more:
ATAP Project Tango – Google
The Trimble Scan Explorer Extension dramatically reduces the time required to generate a SketchUp Pro 3D model from scan data. Streamlined tools and one-touch features allow users to quickly extract construction points and lines that are used as a guide to simplify and expedite the modeling process. Automated plane extraction tools further increase modeling efficiency, particularly when modeling building interiors and facades.
Video:
Read the news release:
Trimble News Release
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https://twitter.com/TrimbleBuilding/status/455775711937060865
