Fuzor is a real-time Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) platform built by Kalloc Studios for the AEC industry. It combines BIM models with project schedules in bi-directional live-link with Revit and ArchiCAD, letting teams build 4D construction sequences and 5D cost simulations directly from an evolving model rather than a static export. An Expert AI System automates linking 3D model elements to schedule tasks, and built-in tools cover site logistics (a construction vehicle library with auto-animation), scaffold planning, real-time material and lighting edits, and clash detection. Fuzor supports multi-user VR design reviews and AR site visualization, including HoloLens support, QR-code and manual anchoring, multi-user AR collaboration, and VR-ready client viewer generation. Beyond Revit and ArchiCAD, it integrates with Navisworks, Civil 3D, SketchUp, Rhino, and MicroStation for models, and with scheduling tools including Microsoft Project, Primavera P6, and Asta Powerproject. It is aimed at general contractors, BIM directors, and project teams who need to turn BIM data into construction-sequencing and cost simulations before breaking ground.
Fuzor is a real-time Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) platform built by Kalloc Studios for the AEC industry. It combines BIM models with project schedules in bi-directional live-link with Revit and ArchiCAD, letting teams build 4D construction sequences and 5D cost simulations directly from an evolving model rather than a static export. An Expert AI System automates linking 3D model elements to schedule tasks, and built-in tools cover site logistics (a construction vehicle library with auto-animation), scaffold planning, real-time material and lighting edits, and clash detection. Fuzor supports multi-user VR design reviews and AR site visualization, including HoloLens support, QR-code and manual anchoring, multi-user AR collaboration, and VR-ready client viewer generation. Beyond Revit and ArchiCAD, it integrates with Navisworks, Civil 3D, SketchUp, Rhino, and MicroStation for models, and with scheduling tools including Microsoft Project, Primavera P6, and Asta Powerproject. It is aimed at general contractors, BIM directors, and project teams who need to turn BIM data into construction-sequencing and cost simulations before breaking ground.
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Fuzor Frequently asked questions
Fuzor has a bi-directional live-link with Revit and ArchiCAD, and also works with Navisworks, Civil 3D, SketchUp, Rhino, and MicroStation, plus scheduling tools like Microsoft Project, Primavera P6, and Asta Powerproject.
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