VIRTUAL REALITY (VR)
Virtual Reality (VR) can be extremely useful in the construction industry, which is often known as having a very high amount of inefficiency and low profit margins. Using a virtual environment, an organization can not only render the resulting structure in 3D but also experience them as they would in the real world.
We combine Building Information Modeling and Virtual Reality Technology for our BIM project delivery.
The Benefits
Building a construction project in a virtual environment offers many key benefits. One of the most obvious of these is having the ability to test a number of factors without the time and cost of building the structure, reducing the number of errors present in the completed building.
Viability
One important factor that needs to be thoroughly tested is the viability of an architectural design. For many years, human judgement and scale models were the only methods to determine whether a structure was viable or not. As we know, human judgement can be highly, and sometimes intentionally, erroneous and scale models cannot fully simulate the environment the structure must withstand.
Virtually Exploring the Design
Not only can the viability of a building be tested before it’s built, construction workers and employees can actually explore it. Feedback about a design from this is phenomenal, being able to pick up even small details such as whether a worker can fit in within a space.
Simulated Construction
Furthermore, the construction of a building can be simulated in virtual reality as it would in its normal environment. This allows an organisation to fine-tune construction processes for maximum efficiency and a minimum amount of change.
The future
Although it’s impossible to tell when exactly virtual reality in construction will become the norm, it’s only a matter of time before it does. Virtual reality will allow us to make grander and more robust buildings in a shorter space of time – a very desirable property indeed.
by: https://www.vrs.org.uk/virtual-reality-applications/construction.html
VR in Construction
We combine Building Information Modeling with Virtual Reality. One of the implementation is for Safety monitoring. Safety Manager can sport the safety hazard and potential safety issue in the virtual environment. Worker can experience the simulated sequences and foresee potential safety issues.
Adopt Fuzor
for BIM + VR Technology
One of the most significant Fuzor functions is VR collaboration. Parties from around the world can meet in the VR world with an assigned Avatar Character. Design changes and information can be edited and shared directed in the VR world.
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