Design better buildings together. With Arkio, you can ideate, review and present your work in a powerful collaborative design environment.
Design better buildings together. With Arkio, you can ideate, review and present your work in a powerful collaborative design environment.
Immerse yourself using VR and Mixed Reality headsets, or use Arkio on PC, Mac, tablet, or phone to experience and interact with your models at scale. Collaborate with others to add markups and try new design ideas with ease. With Arkio, you can make good designs great.
Arkio can be used like 3D tracing paper, letting you work with your 3D models as if they were physical models. You can load your large models into Arkio on any device, host meetings to present your designs, review and compare them to your current context, and add new suggestions that can be loaded back into your original design tools.
Present your designs to others using XR headsets, desktops, tablets and phones that auto-follow the meeting host.
Review large models with up to 24 users that can add sketches, notes and 3D geometry that can be exported back to your existing tools.
Ideate using volumetric shapes and components that can be grabbed, stretched, and glued like physical building blocks
Align your models to the real world using Mixed Reality headsets and colocate with others without boundaries.
Load large models from Revit, Rhino, Sketchup, Archicad and Navisworks on mobile devices.
Work at any scale - Use your hands to move things like a physical model, or jump inside the design at 1:1 scale to move objects from a distance like having design superpowers.
Create design options on the fly, make changes, and see both the original and the new version side by side.
Toggle layers, cut section planes, create AI renders, sun studies and more.
Design better buildings together. With Arkio, you can ideate, review and present your work in a powerful collaborative design environment.
Immerse yourself using VR and Mixed Reality headsets, or use Arkio on PC, Mac, tablet, or phone to experience and interact with your models at scale. Collaborate with others to add markups and try new design ideas with ease. With Arkio, you can make good designs great.
Arkio can be used like 3D tracing paper, letting you work with your 3D models as if they were physical models. You can load your large models into Arkio on any device, host meetings to present your designs, review and compare them to your current context, and add new suggestions that can be loaded back into your original design tools.
Present your designs to others using XR headsets, desktops, tablets and phones that auto-follow the meeting host.
Review large models with up to 24 users that can add sketches, notes and 3D geometry that can be exported back to your existing tools.
Ideate using volumetric shapes and components that can be grabbed, stretched, and glued like physical building blocks
Align your models to the real world using Mixed Reality headsets and colocate with others without boundaries.
Load large models from Revit, Rhino, Sketchup, Archicad and Navisworks on mobile devices.
Work at any scale - Use your hands to move things like a physical model, or jump inside the design at 1:1 scale to move objects from a distance like having design superpowers.
Create design options on the fly, make changes, and see both the original and the new version side by side.
Toggle layers, cut section planes, create AI renders, sun studies and more.
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