SMART CONTINUES FORWARD

Intelligent technology and software are now completely integrated into the way people conduct business. Yet a few years ago who could have ever imagined that iphones and social feeds would also change the way that many people are re-modelling their homes.

Renovations such as kitchens, bathrooms or conservatories can now all be designed right there in front of your eyes. Stunning orangeries, garage conversions, bathroom renovations or kitchen extensions. Let’s not forget commercial re-design.

Once the decision has been made to renovate or update it’s common to wonder what those changes will actually look like once installed and the true benefits that can be achieved.

With so many installers and builders now able to advise consumers and investors on all aspects of design thanks to real-time videos, CAD drawings and AR.

For commercial upgrades Augmented Reality (AR) provides excellent ways to redesign production floors, not to mention completely new facilities in order to get the best out of machinery investment.

AR is one of the fastest growing technologies available and investors are keen to see how their investments will work to their best effect. On commercial projects CAD demonstrates how production costs can be reduced. It shows how the whole business can work not just faster but smarter.

From architecture to interior home design, the AR headset or VR may soon be as universal to both large and small businesses as smartphones and iPads…..well if the MetaVerse ads are to be believed and why wouldn’t they?

AR and VR are progressive and as emerging technologies they save time in all areas of renovation and redesign on commercial and domestic projects. Smart software and technology is now the way to renovate a business.

People are quickly catching on about useful technology can be for their individual market sectors as the online and visual reach is fast and extremely powerful. With design apps now so readily available installers gain advantages or even get larger investment in a project, by demonstrating what a new project is looking like on-site.

Also, CAD designs can be altered immediately to demonstrate alterations or new requirements to a project.