Over 65 percent of people classify themselves as visual learners—and according to experts, we tend to retain 80 percent of what we see, compared with only 20 percent of what we hear. What’s more, the human brain can process visual information over 60,000 times faster than written information.

All of that makes a strong case for the possibilities of virtual design and construction, or VDC, technology. Jacob Skrobarczyk shares his search for the top user of his VDC output at DPR in this theatre talk from AU 2023, the global construction company where he serves as VDC technology lead. As it turns out, this user was an hourly “craft” worker on an important project just down the street.

To Skrobarczyk, this shows that, if we can create connected, visually oriented workflows for every role on the building site, we can truly put BIM models at the center of the construction process. In doing so, we can not only help everyone from hourly craft workers to site superintendents work more efficiently, but we can also attract the next generation of the construction workforce and help them build the skills they need to succeed in the future of the industry.

Read more here: www.autodesk.com/autodesk-university/de/article/Fi…

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