Win your own BIM C.A.V.E., not to be confused with Batcave
Assemble Systems, a SaaS (Software as a Service) BIM software developer and Autodesk University Silver Sponsor, is offering a one-time-only opportunity for AU attendees to win their own environmental BIM visualization hardware.
Called a BIM C.A.V.E. (computer-aided virtual environment, a phrase coined by the Texas A&M University school of construction management), the technology consists of a high-powered graphic workstation and multiple, large-format screens. This suite of hardware can be mounted in a board room, construction trailer, or design pin-up space. The BIM C.A.V.E. provides design and construction teams a direct way to visualize building information. During coordination meetings, teams are able to view details at a scale far greater than on a typical monitor, gaining insight to optimize the delivery process.
“We are excited to have this opportunity to connect with more experts in the BIM space,” says Assemble Systems VP of Development Trent Miskelly. “Our clients who are immersed in a full-scale virtual BIM environment are able to collaborate more effectively. Ultimately, they deliver a better building project.”
The BIM C.A.V.E. will be on display in exhibit space 528 for the entire duration of the AU exhibit hall schedule. Entrants must register to participate and must be present to win. A random drawing will be held on the final day of Autodesk University to determine the winner. For more details, email info@assemblesystems.com.
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