Technological advancements are automating many aspects of surveying that required human labour, but surveyors can differentiate themselves with niche expertise, securing their roles and even growing their careers, says Damien Schmitz
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Topics: 3D, GIS, surveying, digital twin, smart cities
“Perpetually on the verge of a breakthrough.” That might be the phrase that comes to mind when describing the journey of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) towards widespread adoption in industrial settings.
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Topics: Industry Insight, Microsoft, Manufacturing, AR/VR, VR, AR, future of manufacturing
The COVID-19 pandemic is transforming what work looks like and how it gets done in a variety of industries, and manufacturing is no different. Looking at the products and solutions that support manufacturing and some trends that are taking shape around them helps reveal the changes that are already taking place.
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Topics: Cloud, Industry Insight, Engineering, Manufacturing, Culture, Additive Manufacturing, future of work, future of manufacturing, collaboration
As we take our breath seeing a second wave cover the planet, the opportunities to engage in meaningful changes are popping up everywhere. In a previous blog, I discussed the benefits of telecommuting and introduced the idea that technology is the key element to its success.
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Topics: , 3D CAD, 3D, CAE, computer aided engineering, visualization, 2D
These are exciting time at Tech Soft 3D because, well, these are exciting times in our industry.
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Topics: HOOPS Exchange, Cloud, mobile, CAD, CAM, Engineering, Manufacturing, Discreet Manufacturing, Big Data, 3D, IoT, Engineering Services, PLM, Component Technologies, Software Development, Web Applications, Engineering Software, Additive Manufacturing, Simulation, BIM, AR/VR, VR, AR, building, digital construction, construction, digital factory, CAE
Any discussion of what it’s like to be a woman of color in tech begins and ends with the fact that there aren’t a lot of women of color in tech.
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Topics: Corporate Culture, Women in Tech, Women of Color in Tech, Women in Engineering, Inclusion, Diversity
Visualization within the AEC space isn’t new – it just feels that way because it keeps taking quantum leaps forward, unlocking exciting new use cases and capabilities.
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Topics: AEC, building, digital construction, construction, digital factory
Any discussion of augmented reality and virtual reality (AR/VR) could reasonably start with the question of “Why should I care about this?”
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Topics: Manufacturing, Engineering Software, VR, AR
In our last two blogs, we talked about the specific post-COVID trends that will impact the broader engineering software industry. This time around, we look at how post-COVID trends are likely to shape the way companies work. Once again, these views are a composite of conversations with several dozen business leaders.
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In my last blog, I shared the trends I picked up from talking with several dozen of our partners, focusing on the very immediate economic impacts that companies were experiencing and expecting in the very near term.
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