Next Wednesday August 3rd together with Energy Central we are presenting a webcast on Model-based design for the electric power industry: defining a more intelligent process for substation and electric distribution design. […]
I have blogged previously about how Duke Energy and Nashville Electrical Service have used model-based design to make substation design more efficient. Next week, on Wednesday, June 29, 2011 from 2 – 3:30 p.m. (Eastern […]
Project Photofly allows you to take photos with a standard digital camera and automatically create 3D geometry. The second release of Autodesk Project Photofly has been posted for download as a free technology preview on […]
One of the things I have blogged about frequently is convergence or breaking down the barriers between technologies. Convergence makes it possible to take a much more holistic view of the world, and enables different […]
If you are interested in new technological approaches for the challenges facing the utility, municipal government, and other industries, such as smart design, integrated substation design, records management, reducing truck rolls with high resolution imagery, […]
I’ve blogged before about the workforce challenges that utilities are facing in finding younger people, both skilled trades and professional engineers, and how some utilities are turning to 3D technology to attract and retain young […]
I have blogged before about how geospatial conferences are broadening their appeal by including more vertical industry content. Dave Sonnen for years predicted that the size of the spatially-enabled or location aware application business would […]
I’ve blogged about an Autodesk Labs project called Galileo. Galileo is a technology preview for 3D city modeling for planners, architects, and designers, who need to view future designs of structures in the context of […]