Autodesk has been a pioneer in 3D visualization for the past 10 years and almost every aspect of government infrastructure can be designed as a 3D model for planning and developing purposes. And, once constructed, these models can be used for operating and maintaining these assets. Autodesk is aggressively moving forward because the benefits of this technology are so exceptional. And now, with the acquisition of 3DGeo, Europe’s leading 3D visualization software solution, Autodesk has been able to accelerate their strategy to help the world’s cities create their next generation base maps as a 3D interactive models. [Podcast sponsored by Autodesk.]
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