BIM Holoview overlays your Revit, Navisworks and wider CAD models onto the job site through a HoloLens 2 or Meta Quest headset, rendered on-device for full offline use at any remote location, or streamed via cloud for massive federated models when you need maximum fidelity. Anchoring uses QR codes and World Locking technology rather than beacons or extra hardware. No sensors, no custom hardware, no steep learning curve. Native plugins cover Revit and Navisworks directly, with SketchUp, MicroStation, SolidWorks, Tekla, Rhino, ArchiCAD, IFC, FBX and OBJ supported through Navisworks.
BIM Holoview is a headset-native augmented and mixed reality tool for architecture, engineering and construction teams, built for Microsoft HoloLens 2 and Meta Quest. It offers a dual rendering path: full offline operation once a model is synced to the device, or cloud/local streaming through Hololight Stream and Hololight Hub for larger federated models. Teams can choose the approach that fits the site, whether that is a remote location with no connectivity or a large, complex federated model that needs full fidelity. Anchoring uses QR codes plus World Locking technology, avoiding beacons or proprietary tracking hardware to buy, install or calibrate. Most BIM and CAD workflows are covered: native plugins for Revit and Navisworks, plus SketchUp, MicroStation, SolidWorks, Tekla, Rhino, ArchiCAD, and IFC file support. Typical use spans the construction phase, for field verification and coordination against the design model, through to facilities management, where teams can see building elements otherwise hidden behind finished surfaces. BIM Holoview also offers a BIM 360 issue-tracking integration, available on the Autodesk App Store, that lets field teams raise and manage issues tied to positional data in the model. Founded in 2017 and based in New Zealand, BIM Holoview serves semiconductor, data centre, industrial, healthcare, oil and gas and infrastructure projects.
BIM Holoview is a headset-native augmented and mixed reality tool for architecture, engineering and construction teams, built for Microsoft HoloLens 2 and Meta Quest. It offers a dual rendering path: full offline operation once a model is synced to the device, or cloud/local streaming through Hololight Stream and Hololight Hub for larger federated models. Teams can choose the approach that fits the site, whether that is a remote location with no connectivity or a large, complex federated model that needs full fidelity. Anchoring uses QR codes plus World Locking technology, avoiding beacons or proprietary tracking hardware to buy, install or calibrate. Most BIM and CAD workflows are covered: native plugins for Revit and Navisworks, plus SketchUp, MicroStation, SolidWorks, Tekla, Rhino, ArchiCAD, and IFC file support. Typical use spans the construction phase, for field verification and coordination against the design model, through to facilities management, where teams can see building elements otherwise hidden behind finished surfaces. BIM Holoview also offers a BIM 360 issue-tracking integration, available on the Autodesk App Store, that lets field teams raise and manage issues tied to positional data in the model. Founded in 2017 and based in New Zealand, BIM Holoview serves semiconductor, data centre, industrial, healthcare, oil and gas and infrastructure projects.
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BIM Holoview Frequently asked questions
Yes. BIM Holoview offers a 14-day free trial that lets you upload up to 3 of your own models and try the platform in your own environment.
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