The BIMsider’s favourite Podcasts, Vodcasts and Videos from the world of AEC and BIM – for the week of Apr. 1st – Apr. 7th, 2018.
I’m going to start this week’s Roundup off with a Vodcast from BIM Broadcast with guest Mike Engel.
Mike Engel talks iterative design with Shawn 2018.04.06
2) Podcast – From Getting Simple
Summary from Podcast website:
“Hello, and welcome to The Getting Simple Podcast. In this episode, Andrés Colubri (@codeanticode) shares with us how he manages to do seemingly different things—such as art, computational biology, or open-source development—by connecting them around one overarching theme.”
3) Video – From Ryan Cameron
4) Podcast – From Brittanie of Constructrr
Developing a Viable Blockchain Implementation Plan for Real Estate
Summary from Podcast website:
“Kevin Shtofman is a digital technology evangelist at Deloitte Consulting. He promotes Blockchain, Robotics, Cognitive Automation, and Machine Learning in Real Estate. Kevin talks about how in real estate transactions, where transferring funds from party to party could take days or weeks, can take minutes on a blockchain. He also discusses many of the pilot projects Deloitte is involved with including putting leases on smart contracts and data hub document sharing. He covers the 4 issues in Commercial Real Estate that are making blockchain more relevant today. Lastly, he talks about why the 3 real estate buckets are ripe for blockchain in real estate.”
5) Podcast – From Marcello of the Simply Complex Podcast
AEC DESIGN TECH EDITION – EP014 STARTING YOUR OWN BIM COMPANY WITH CHIARA RIZZARDA
Summary from Podcast website:
“In this episode, Marcello is joined again by Chiara C. Rizzarda of strategie digitali to discuss how to properly leave a BIM Role and start a new BIM company. You could also find Chiara on twitter at https://twitter.com/CrShelidon”
6) Video – From Sean Fruin
Dynamo Placing & Connect Fire Dampers
Summary from YouTube Channel:
“Placing & connecting Fire Dampers at Linked Model rated walls with Dynamo and Python. This has been the must awarding script I have worked on to date. Not because of what it does, rather the teamwork and now friendship that it took with Taco Pover who lives crossed the world in Netherlands. After over 40 emails and a few video chats we achieved our goal and took another step towards automation of MEP design. A few other packages were used as well. Thanks everyone who contributes to this amazing opensource community.”
Until next week,
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