BIM skyrockets
According to AEC Weekly, one of the top 10 trends of last year is the growth of building information modeling (BIM). As a result of that growth, other trends include the growth of analysis, contractors driving model-based processes, MEP users driving BIM adoption, and the proliferation of third party BIM products.
By Consulting Specifying Engineer Staff
According to AEC Weekly, one of the top 10 trends of last year is the growth of building information modeling (BIM).
As a result of that growth, other trends include the growth of analysis, contractors driving model-based processes, MEP users driving BIM adoption, and the proliferation of third party BIM products.
For example, 225,000 people use Autodesk Revit, a jump of 35,000 from 11 months ago. Autodesk customers are building a lot more models, and analysis is becoming an important component. Autodesk's purchase of Robobat speaks to this trend, and Inventor, Autodesk's 3-D mechanical modeling software, is moving to the forefront, being pushed as an important tool for engineers and contractors.
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