Collaborative Work Sessions in Virtual Space Using Vrex Platform
Redefining Collaboration: Vixel's Vrex Revolutionizes BIM and CAD Modeling in Construction
Vixel, a Norwegian firm, is transforming the way engineering and industrial teams collaborate during construction by employing its cloud-based Virtual Reality (VR) application, Vrex. This cutting-edge technology allows team members to immerse themselves in intricate 3D models, thereby promoting understanding of proposals and overcoming challenges from unique perspectives.
The utility of BIM and CAD blueprints in any building, manufacturing, or mechanical project is paramount, as they serve as the foundation for crucial decision-making. Vixel's Vrex is designed to ensure that every stakeholder comprehends these blueprints effectively to make informed decisions.
Recently, Vixel showcased its innovative solution during the 6th edition of VRDays and published its initial white paper chapter discussing the integration of VR in the BIM/CAD process.
Collaboration is the cornerstone of Vixel's business, which centers on creating user-friendly virtual collaborative environments and automated data flows for Extended Reality (XR). Based in NT6, a collaborative work environment in Gjøvik, Norway, the company believes this partnership model epitomizes the future of collaboration, as experts cooperate to solve complex problems that a single company may not be capable of addressing alone.
Driven by this philosophy, Vrex was created to assemble experts from various backgrounds in a virtual collaborative setting. The advantages of Virtual Reality in facilitating an in-depth comprehension of BIM/CAD plans are manifold, including smarter decision-making, swifter work processes, and laser-focused task concentration. Time-consuming discussions and mistakes can be reduced by up to 90%, making projects more efficient.
Vixel's latest white paper, "The Value of Virtual Reality with BIM," delves into the advantages of employing VR in various stages of construction, including concept, design, engineering, evaluation, approval, and construction. Serving as a comprehensive guide, the publication offers Vixel's expertise in implementing VR in existing processes, the expenses associated with VR implementation (IT equipment, VR hardware, employee training), and methods for measuring success. This definitive guide is expected to convince any industry leader of the benefits of immersive technologies for business.
To read the white paper, visit the Vixel website for further insights into Vrex and its transformative impact on collaboration in construction projects.
By utilizing Vixel's Vrex VR application, engineering and construction teams can streamline their collaboration processes, enhance project outcomes, and boost overall efficiency while fostering versatile collaboration and precise comprehension of BIM and CAD models.
- In the realm of data-and-cloud-computing, Vixel's Vrex application incorporates technology to revolutionize collaboration within engineering and construction teams, streamlining processes and fostering precise comprehension of BIM and CAD models.
- Harnessing the power of Virtual Reality, Vixel's Vrex VR application, a significant component of its business, aids in smarter decision-making, faster work processes, and laser-focused task concentration across the finance, business, and construction sectors by providing users with an immersive understanding of BIM and CAD blueprints.
