Designing 3D Models for Construction

September 30, 2016

Resource: Blog Industry: AEC

Tags: Architecture and Design, Engineering, Online Training

The capabilities of 3D modeling have opened the doors to build true-to-life representations of our three dimensional environment. These representations can then be used to automate all tasks that occur during the lifecycle of construction projects. The most commonly known 3D model technology is BIM, but there is also BRIM and CIM.

Modern tools offer new opportunities for architecture, engineering and construction professionals. In particular, 3D engineered construction models establish a clear rendering of the structure you are working on, making it much easier to anticipate any issues that may come up over the course of the project. Of course, all of these benefits only come if you’re able to integrate 3D modeling into your everyday workflows.

Learn more about developing 3D engineered construction models and discover how to find greater success with modern 3D modeling tools. Plus, understand….

• How automated machine guidance applies within 3D engineered models.
• Which features are essential when you’re building out 3D engineered models.
• What benefits automated machine guidance systems can do to improve safety and environmental conditions.
• How 3D engineered models can improve your planning and construction process.

Check out this RedVector 3D Engineered Construction Models Course video here to get all of the details.

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