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Using Game Engines in AEC
/0 Comments/in Augmented Reality (AR), Extended Reality (XR), Virtual Reality (VR) /by MaretWhy 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 […]
6 Step Guide to VR in Design That Anyone Can Use
/0 Comments/in Virtual Reality (VR) /by MaretCreate a fully functional, in VR, building design, using apps that are all available to the public. Chapters Include: Id Building Site…
VR in your Design Firm – 101
/0 Comments/in Augmented Reality (AR), Extended Reality (XR), Virtual Reality (VR) /by MaretWhy “what hardware?” is the wrong question when it comes to XR At Bevel, our holidays are always punctuated with the emails from our architect friends saying “Okay, my firm is finally using VR in 2019–what hardware do we buy?” The answer is easy: any of them. Seriously. Everyone has their preference. And not a […]
Exciting BIM and VR technology unlock promising potential
/0 Comments/in Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR) /by MaretAutodesk University was quite the success last week, but we’re just getting started. Industry Insights by UNIFI invited Simon and Logan to be on their webinar. The topic: “BIM and Virtual Reality.” BIM and Virtual Reality webinar highlights: Why VR isn’t just about being showy—when you have BIM, it’s about data. There’s some perception that […]
This Is An Awesome AR Demo To Download
/1 Comment/in Augmented Reality (AR), Bevel Goodness /by MaretWe have some pretty clever people working at Bevel, who recently attended Autodesk University and had the pleasure of having our AR demo presented in Unity’s keynote. With all of the work we have been doing with Unity and Revit in our spatial technology solution making, Bevel has become somewhat of an expert in the […]
6 uses of XR in healthcare design
/0 Comments/in Augmented Reality (AR), Extended Reality (XR), Virtual Reality (VR) /by MaretHospitals are undoubtedly special building types. Between the number of regulations to the breadth of stakeholders, the job of a healthcare designer is a balancing act. Here is how savvy architects are using Virtual and Augmented Reality to connect with their clients throughout the life of a healthcare project. 6 Uses of XR in Healthcare […]