The technology helps an empty shell of a building floor come to life with the location, style, and size of windows and doors, pipes, and HVAC systems. Using an AR headset, the worker sees these details as if they were right in front of them.
Augmented Reality allows remote workers to inspect the job site as if they were there in person. It enables realtime collaboration to solve problems and fix errors without having to wait for a particular contractor or decision-maker to be physically present.
Project Planning
AR lets owners take virtual walkthroughs of buildings in progress, or see how changes will be incorporated in the design without throwing the job off track. Being able to visualize changes’ effect on a project in real-time can help find mistakes early and guarantee every project principal is on the same page.
AR gives them a view of how those systems work together. It can also show incompatibilities or instances when a fix will create a problem down the line. Can avoid budget-killing oversights, lowering the chance for major rework once the project is underway.
