Description
The great news is that immersive technology is becoming a critical deliverable for today's construction projects. As such, the need to differentiate by creating immersive experiences unique to your business is a top priority. The problem we're addressing here is that this workflow is technically daunting, time consuming, and requires talent to produce. To compound this issue, your augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) talent are spending a lot of time performing laborious manual tasks that can easily be automated. In this class, you'll learn how Autodesk can help you differentiate your company and create valuable, immersive experiences by capitalizing on Forge Design Automation services together with machine learning to automatically prepare your BIM 360 models for AR and VR.
Key Learnings
- Understand today's immersive-technology landscape
- Discover the real problems you're trying to solve
- Learn about Autodesk's Forge Design Automation services
- Learn how to free your AR/VR teams to focus on creating valuable immersive experiences
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Dave TynerHello, I'm the Autodesk's XR Thought Leader. My team focuses on leveraging XR technology to deliver scalable ROI for our customers.- JCJeff CampbellJeff Campbell is the Building Solutions Manager for Burn & McDonnell. Campbell is responsible for the development and deployment of Autodesk, Inc., applications, and various other engineering applications. Campbell’s primary focus is on the AutoCAD Architecture software, AutoCAD MEP software, and Revit software products. Prior to his employment with Burns & McDonnell, Campbell was an assistant professor with the University of Central Missouri, teaching in the College of Applied Sciences and Technology. Campbell lives in Lees Summit, Missouri, with his wife and 2 children.
Alberto ArenasAlberto Arenas leads AR/VR Autodesk Consulting Team. His work focuses on helping AEC companies to get the most from Autodesk Software in the Augmented and Virtual reality realm. He has developed most of his career as Software Engineer in the Media and Entertainment industry, but in the last two years, AEC is becoming his natural habitat. He is passionate about technology and its power to shape new ways to solve old problems.
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