Mixed Reality

Trimble AR Connect: Is Now the Time for Construction Augmented and Mixed Reality in the Field?

Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) have penetrated pre-construction visualization, presentations to project owners and the training of operating engineers in simulated environments.

The Harmonization of Mixed Reality Across the Construction Workflow

Mixed reality has crossed the technology chasm, moving from early adoption to an integral piece of the connected construction workflow.

AI Is Coming For Construction, Experts Say

2023 will be the year of widespread adoption, if contractors can get a handle on their data — and learn to share.

Spaces Podcast Express: Mixed Reality Construction

Listen as Trimble's Jordan Lawver explores the evolution of construction and discusses the differences between VR/MR/AR, the X10, and what's to come in the near future from construction tech on the Sp

7 Best Practices for Using a Common Data Environment on Complex Construction Projects

Learn the seven best practices to help you get the most from a common data environment.

On-Time & Under Budget: Optimize Project Success With BIM & Field Technologies

Discover  a A closer look at how contractors are using advanced 3D technology.

NVIDIA Says Isaac Sim and Isaac Replicator Close the Simulation to Reality Gap

Read how Trimble and Boston Dynamics turned to synthetic data through Spot the Robot

The Voice - Innovation Issue: Cover Story

Read how innovation is key to unlocking productivity improvements in the construction sector through Trimble's unique solutions

Wearables: XR10

Power Design Experiences the Future of Layout with Trimble FieldLink MR

Discover how Power Design, Inc. experienced FieldLink MR — our new mixed reality solution transforming the future of layout.

Putting Theory Into Practice with Trimble Connect

Read how the students at ROC Friese Port used Trimble Connect to put theory into practice on the construction site.

How Trimble is Driving Industry 4.0 with XR

Learn how Trimble is continuing to bridge the gap between the digital and physical worlds, subsequently driving the future of construction work otherwise known as Industry 4.0.