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BAU 2017: Augmented reality solution for the construction industry

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The SketchUp Viewer of Trimble is now available for download in the Windows Store

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Trimble closes a gap between the digital and the real world. At BAU 2017, trade fair Munich, stand 310, hall C3, Trimble introduces augmented reality solutions for the construction industry using Microsoft Hololens.

Architects, design engineers and contractors must create construction plans possibly in such a way that they can be clearly interpreted by all project parties. After replacing 2D paper drawings with 3D BIM models, Trimble takes the next step now: The new mixed-reality solutions for Microsoft Hololens allow projecting 3D models onto the real world through holographic technology....

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