Am 18. September 2024 trafen sich die Internet Marketing Services GmbH (IMS) und die Neher Butz Plus GmbH auf einer Baustelle in Ulm, um die AR-Explorer Plattform in der Praxis zu testen. AR-Explorer, entwickelt von IMS, ermöglicht es, komplexe BIM-Daten direkt vor Ort in AR zu visualisieren.

On June 27, the final meeting of the project partners in the energyTWIN research project took place at aedifion GmbH in Cologne. The project focused on new sensor and AI-supported methods for the BIM-based commissioning of technical building equipment in building construction and their energy system optimization.

We have now been able to test AR-Explorer at the Viega Cube in Aachen, an installation with an enormous amount of complex technical building equipment (TGA) and therefore an ideal place to test the overlay and the resulting added value of digital 3D and BIM data and reality. Of course, it was particularly exciting to see how well the slam tracking would work on the smartphone.

In the world of construction, coordination and communication between the various parties has always been a challenge. However, with the increasing complexity of construction projects and the proliferation of digital tools, a paradigm shift is underway. Two such tools that are attracting a lot of attention in the industry are BCF tickets and IFC.

With advances in technology, particularly in the field of augmented reality (AR), museums are faced with the opportunity to transform their exhibition experiences and offer visitors a whole new level of interaction and immersion.

In this post, we'll look at the pros and cons of both options to find out which is best for the construction industry.

In today's digital era, the real estate industry has begun to explore the possibilities of the digital twin - a virtual replica of a physical building. This innovative technology offers a variety of benefits for real estate developers, building owners, facility managers and other stakeholders. In this post, we'll take a closer look at the benefits of a building's digital twin and how it's revolutionizing the way we design, build and manage buildings.

In an era where technology is changing the way we work every day, the construction industry has undergone a remarkable transformation. One of the most innovative developments in this area is the integration of augmented reality (AR) into building information modeling (BIM).

Communication plays a crucial role in facility management, the art of operating and maintaining buildings efficiently. With the increasing complexity of buildings and facilities, effective and transparent communication between different parties is becoming ever more important. This is where BCF tickets come into play - a powerful tool that revolutionizes collaboration in facility management.

Our applications with AR Explorer can be used on various AR-enabled devices and AR glasses, such as Hololens, Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest.