Bevel brings Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality to the AEC industry.
As an Architect, Logan saw the inefficiencies of the profession and wishing there was more time for design, began automating processes using Unity and the Revit API. His current obsession is with the opportunities created by persistent locationally accurate AR.
With a background in medical planning and human-centered design, Simon is motivated by spatial technologies like Virtual and Augmented Reality because of their unique ability to shape people?s reality
In charge of bringing the reality into virtual. Previously a construction lawyer, Maret?s experience sparked an interest in spatial technology and the possibilities it holds for the architecture and enterprise industry.
Visualizations and Simulations that move your projects forward–faster, easier, and better.
And while having a hell of a lot more fun.
We teach, blog, and lecture about XR applications, industry trends, and how to leverage your existing 3D models in the world of XR computing.
Check out this week’s featured blog post. If you like what you see, there is plenty where that comes from. Expect weekly content that focuses on AR, VR and the XR in between.
Check out this week’s featured blog post. If you like what you see, there is plenty where that comes from. Expect weekly content that focuses on AR, VR and the XR in between.
Interested in spacial technology and what goes into the art of our craft? Lucky for you we have some experts in the building who are already teaching the Linkedin world.
Using Game Engines in AEC
/in Augmented Reality (AR), Extended Reality (XR), Virtual Reality (VR) /by Logan S.Why Use Game Engines Videos and VR walkthroughs will never be a perfect recreation of physically inhabiting a building, but they can also be more. Whatever the story, game engines allow you to tell it in a way that is intuitive and immersive. Sometimes called interactivity engines or real-time rendering engines, this article will acquaint […]