Emerging trends in the AEC world indicats that mobile devices are taking over. Well, I recently became part of the numbers and purchased my first iPad. I have to say that I am impressed with this device. I was not exactly sure how I would use the iPad, and I am still trying to figure it all out, but I have found some cool apps and thought I would wipe the dust off of my blog and share some of my favorite AEC related apps that I have found for the iPad.
Apps by Autodesk
Autocad WS - (FREE) View, Edit, and Share your AutoCAD files on your iPad.
SketchBook Express - (FREE) A fun and intuitive drawing application. Use professional-grade tools and brushes to create doodles, quick sketches or artwork on-the go.
Inventor Publisher Mobile Viewer - (FREE) Allows you to interactively view animated 3D assembly instructions created with Inventor Publisher.
Bluestreak - (FREE) Lets users of Project Bluestreak easily collaborate with their AEC project teams from anywhere.
Buzzsaw - (FREE) Lets Buzzsaw users securely access AEC project documents and designs from anywhere.
Fluid FX - ($0.99) A special effects photo editing application that brings the fun and excitement of Hollywood visual effects to your iPad.
Time FX - (FREE) An amazing sculptural fluid dynamic alarm clock.
TinkerBox - (FREE) A fun, free-to-play physics puzzle game. While it is full of interesting science facts and teaches basic engineering concepts, TinkerBox is more than just educational!
Non-Autodesk Apps
McDwiff - ($6.99) Lets you open and view DWF and DWFx files on your iPad.
goBIM - ($5.99) Allows you to view BIM models on your iPad. Using a goBIM exporter for your favorite BIM application, you can now create a .gbz file. Load the model through iTunes file sharing or post the file onto a web server and you have your models whenever, wherever you want them. Currently works with Revit 2011 not Revit 2012.
I am interested in what apps others have found that are AEC related. This list is by no means complete, so feel free to comment to add your favorite apps to the list.
2 comments:
TurboViewer, a free iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch application that can view 3D DWG and DXF files.
Yes, that is a nice app, I actually have that one installed too. I just did not mention it.
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