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Wind Surfing Electrical Engineer in Charge at Europe’s Biggest BIM Company

For Nemetschek’s Viktor Várkonyi, good enough is not good enough. It has to be right.

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ITER Assembly Officially Begins in France

The historic project aims to generate nuclear fusion energy on an industrial scale.

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This Week in Engineering - Rocket Lab Launch Fails, Boeing's Flying Car, and Next-Generation Wind Power Technology

This Week in Engineering Jim provides insights on major industry events and trends.

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See Spot Scan. Dog-like Robot with a Scanner for a Head.

But has the public been spooked by sci-fi?

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Italy Replaces Failed Morandi Bridge in 18 Months

New name—San Giorgio Bridge.

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Iraq—Where Construction Projects Go Awry

An effort to rebuild Iraq is mired in corruption.

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What NOT To Do When You Go Back to Work. A Lesson from Meat Processing Plants

Coronavirus spread as workers wore no masks and were unable to keep a safe distance from each other

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Workspaces Are Changing and Evolving Amid the Pandemic

Manufacturing production cells reopening businesses has meant rethinking and redoing workspaces.

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Recommended Resources

Research Report - How AR and VR Will Help Your Construction Firm During COVID-19 and After

Limits placed on how many workers can gather at a job site vary, but these physical distancing directives can be overcome with augmented and virtual reality (AR and VR) technology. AR and VR can transport key people to any job site, opening up the site and allowing more people to be on-site virtually, without requiring travel or risky physical interaction.

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Research Report – Technology and Innovation in Today’s AEC Community

In this AEC technology survey, we measured the acceptance of technology by structural engineers, architects, civil engineering professionals, designers and people working in the construction and building trades.

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White Paper - Tips for Architecture, Engineering & Construction (AEC)

Today, the market is saturated with groundbreaking design projects and competition from around the world. A high quality of service represents a competitive advantage for civil engineers that can gain client fidelity and more, but this is becoming harder to accomplish with modern design expectations.

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White Paper: 5 Steps to BIM Success

In order to keep up with the rapid pace of the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry, businesses are increasingly turning to Building Information Modeling (BIM).

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