AUTODESK NAVISWORKS

Autodesk Navisworks

Autodesk Navisworks, one of the few solutions in the world that is capable of importing and combining over 60 different CAD formats and more than 25 point cloud formats. Imagining a design review without having Autodesk Navisworks as your solution of choice is practically impossible.

Autodesk Navisworks is a comprehensive project review solution that supports 5D simulation, coordination, analysis, and communication of design intent and constructability. Multidisciplinary design data created in a broad range of Building Information Modeling (BIM), digital prototype, and process plant design applications can be combined into a single, integrated project model. Comprehensive schedule, cost, animation, and visualization capabilities assist users in demonstrating design intent and simulating construction, helping to improve insight and predictability. Real-time navigation combines with a review toolset to support collaboration among the project team.

Not only is Autodesk Navisworks one of the most used solutions for design reviews, it also offers you functionalities to perform time studies using the time liner module. Or if a clash detection is needed to see if there are any serious design flaws, then Autodesk Navisworks can help here as well. If you have a design and you want to make it come to life, then the presenter module will help you adding materials and lighting to create photorealistic renderings. To make it even more real the animator module can be used to add movement, trigger events and make your animation professionally looking as can be.

The process of measuring quantities of materials from models, drawings and specifications prepared by architects, engineers, and other designers is known as takeoff. In Autodesk Navisworks, takeoff is carried out using the Quantification feature. Quantification in gives you the tools to automatically make material estimates, measure areas and count building components. You can accurately estimate construction and renovation projects, so you spend less time counting and measuring items and more time analyzing projects.