The SketchUp team has proudly announced the release of new version of SketchUp Viewer for Virtual Reality which is the latest addition to the Viewer family.
The SketchUp Viewer family of products has dedicated from a long time to lubricating the wheels for their customers who want access to some simple and effective project collaboration tools on the world’s leading mobile and XR platforms. Now-a-days work has become more technology based and less place-based. The work process has changed a lot from past days, now the work is not bond in the desk or office anymore actually it happens on the move. Models can be moved, rotated, anchored and re-anchored in physical space, giving users the ability to walk around the project and examine it from any vantage point.In addition to its visualization capabilities, SketchUp Viewer will also contain remote collaboration technology, allowing designers and consultants from around the world to review and cooperate on projects in real time.Mixed reality technology is a game changer to visualize designs and design options SketchUp Viewer has introduced Windows Mixed Reality to review and approve designs. Once in Tabletop mode, models can be scaled as needed to fit into an available space or to zoom into specific design details. SketchUp Viewer uses the newly launched AR|VR Extension for SketchUp Desktop, and is compatible with models from Trimble’s 3D Warehouse and the cloud-based collaboration platform Trimble Connect. Across the SketchUp platform, we are dedicated to the idea that technology should get out of the way of our users,…With SketchUp Viewer, we are taking another big step toward delivering the ultimate experience for designers and their clients-the experience of inhabiting their own work.” “Empowering people to design and communicate better in 3D is part of our DNA. Using the holographic capabilities of the HoloLens, SketchUp Viewer creates hologram versions of models that can be placed in real-world environments –allowing architects to study and analyze how their buildings will react to their context while still in the design stage. SketchUp developer Trimble has launched SketchUp Viewer, a new virtual and mixed reality app for the Microsoft HoloLens that will allow users to inhabit and experience their 3D designs in a completely new way.
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