The missing link between big ideas and delivery

Historically, infrastructure design has depended largely on abstraction. Even as computer-aided design (CAD) tools replaced paper drawings, design work remained trapped behind static screens, requiring designers, engineers and project leaders to imagine outcomes rather than experience them. That gap between interpretation and reality is where… The post The missing link between big ideas and delivery appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Vektor.io to bring visibility to Baltic States rail project

E.R.B. Rail JV PS will use digital platform for managing and visualising infrastructure design information The post Vektor.io to bring visibility to Baltic States rail project appeared first on AEC Magazine.

Advancing infrastructure using digital twin modelling

“A well-designed digital twin acts as both a performance monitor and a training tool for the next generation of engineers.” ( thongsook/stock.adobe.com)Digital twin modelling is opening new possibilities for infrastructure design, management and maintenance, say UNSW experts. Imagine being able to peer into the future of a machine – tracking wear, predicting failures and optimising performance – without physically touching it. According to UNSW, this is the promise of digital twins: virtual models that mirror their physical counterparts … The post Advancing infrastructure using digital twin modelling appeared first on Inside Construction.

Sensat and Transcend forge strategic integration

Automation meets visualisation as firms deliver new infrastructure design workflow for the water and energy sectors The post Sensat and Transcend forge strategic integration appeared first on AEC Magazine.

Accelerating Digital Transformation in AEC, Operations in 2025

Autodesk Executive Vice President Amy Bunszel believes more artificial intelligence in AEC and operations, technology enabling sustainability goals to be met and extended reality will continue to shape building and infrastructure design, construction and operations.