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3rd June 2019
Igloo Vision was at the Digital Enterprise Show in Madrid from the 21st to the 23rd May - and what a fantastic time the team had (it certainly didn…
It isn’t quite happening, is it?
Yes, there’s plenty of enthusiasm for Building Information Modeling (BIM). But, among too many architecture, engineering and construction professionals, it’s still seen as a future trend - not a current thing.
At Igloo Vision, we work with several clients who live and breathe BIM. And, like us, they’re coming to the conclusion that, for more businesses to get more besotted with BIM, it needs to be released from the confines of flat screens and/or the isolation of VR headsets.
So, they’re experimenting with shared immersive spaces and Igloo Shared VR. It’s a great way to:
One client that makes great use of Shared VR with BIM is Lendlease.
In our latest white paper, we give you five reasons why Shared VR can help to bring BIM into the AEC mainstream.
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3rd June 2019
Igloo Vision was at the Digital Enterprise Show in Madrid from the 21st to the 23rd May - and what a fantastic time the team had (it certainly didn…

27th April 2020
Wessex Water has been working on the reconstruction of Durleigh Water Centre. The £50m project is its first to be delivered to BIM Level 2 - …

5th July 2019
For the third year in a row, Igloo was a major sponsor of Sheffield DocFest, the world-leading festival celebrating the art and business of documentary…