ACRÓNIMO VDC El acrónimo VDC se formuló y se introdujo por primera vez como un concepto de CIFE – (Center for Integrated Facility Engineering) de Stanford University California en 2001, mientras BIM estaba en sus inicios. El principal iniciador de la metodología fue el profesor Martin Fischer, director de CIFE. VDC ha sido utilizado por 15 años en muchos países alrededor del mundo, año tras año el método ha...
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Motivation Collaboration Enablement BIM adoption can radically alter the construction industry, however the adoption is slow all over the world. Some of the largest prohibiting factors is the disparity in skills, costs for people and technology, and the effort required to update the workflow. This is the area where Aeclue provides services, we provide the training and we perform the initial software development, proof of...
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Currently the construction industry is not heavily automated. Manufacturing, software development, and many other fields are receiving the benefits of automation with astounding results such as increased throughput, higher quality control, and increasing complexity in the product. How can automation be brought to construction? The construction industry is due for a technological upgrade: paper blueprints can be replaced with 3D holographic models and computers can...
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In the near future, construction work could be aided significantly by mixed reality, in the form of un-tethered and powerful Augmented Reality (AR) headsets. Where it was originally too difficult to bring digital mock-ups and 3D models to the work site, they can now be viewed through holographic lenses. Where in the past paper checklists and diagrams paint a partial picture of the work to...
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Even if we know the importance and benefits of having a BIM model for the construction process such as scheduling, clash detection, quantities, faster views, geometry analysis, etc. Many people are still hesitating if really worth it the inversion because in a short term they would not see the ROI (Return on Investment) but definitely, they will see the transformation of their workflow in 3D...
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I recently finished a project in Synchro, I had wanted to share the main differences with Navisworks, I have noticed that they are very useful tools and it depends on your projects scopes. If you want to coordinate your models at the office and have a slight idea about the construction process, Navisworks works great. However, if you want to manage the construction project on...
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Material Takeoff es una manera de cuantificar materiales en Revit, la principal diferencial al método tradicional es que no cuantificamos por elementos sino por materiales asignados a los elementos. De esta manera dependiendo de los alcances del proyecto puede resultar bastante útil para nuestras cuantificaciones. Adjunto el video en Youtube explicando como hacerlo
