BIM 360 mobile app - File size:
- 253.3 MB (iOS), 33 MB (Android)
- Date added:
- Jul 03, 2021 | Last update check: 1 minute ago
- Licence:
- Freeware
- Runs on:
- iOS 12.0 or later (iPhone, iPad and iPod touch), Android 5.0 and later
Autodesk BIM 360 mobile app allows you to collaborate on BIM 360 projects using a mobile device, and make decisions while working in the field. Using the app you can easily access or collaborate on any of your projects, at any time and from anywhere. You can access all project documents, plans and models, as well as execute construction quality and safety workflows from your phone or tablet. BIM 360 mobile app works very similar to the browser version of BIM360 Docs. It can be used to create markups and issues right out in the field, when you are conducting a site visit for a project.
BIM 360 mobile app is the companion app for the users of BIM 360 Document Management, Field Management, and Project Management modules. The users of BIM 360 Field will not be able to access their projects using this app.
The BIM 360 platform for construction management and project delivery helps your project team stay on-time and on-budget because everyone has access to the latest version all project information in a single app – anytime, anywhere. As a result, you can save time, lower risk and reduce rework and errors.
Features:
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- Collaborative document and data management
- Manage all 2D plans, 3D models, and project documents in the cloud.
- View and explore documents from Apple phones or tablets.
- Organize, share and track use of contractual documents.
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- Get the right project information into the hands of those that need it
- Curate files and drawings into project folders with permission-based access rights.
- Extract sheets and properties directly from drawings and models.
- Get notified automatically on document changes or when an issue is assigned to you.
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- Deploy quality and safety programs to mobile workers
- View and run checklists assigned to you on your Apple device.
- Generate issues for non-conforming checklist items.
- Add punch list items during site walkthroughs.
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- Reduce risk, eliminate errors and ensure the entire team is building from the current set
- Create, assign and approve RFIs, and pin to location on drawing.
- View, edit and manage docs from your phone or tablet.
- Access zero-client model and PDF viewing, with optimized zoom.
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- Keep teams in sync from the office to the field, 2D to BIM
- Create, view and share 2D & 3D markups.
- Notifications alert users of changes or issues to be reviewed.
- Log daily site activity to track project progress and performance.
Typical workflow:
- Create BIM 360 account at b2.autodesk.com.
- Install Autodesk BIM 360 mobile app on your mobile phone or tablet.
- Access all project plans, models and documents anywhere and anytime.
About Autodesk BIM 360
Autodesk BIM 360 is a suite of cloud-based products that can be used during design, pre-construction, construction, commissioning, and handover. BIM 360 is Autodesk’s response to the problem of collaboration among project stakeholders from multiple companies or sites. It is not a single product but an Autodesk registered brand and the collective term used for all BIM 360 products. They cover a lot of different topics and different ranges of the project time frame. They cover topics like design authoring, collaboration, clash detection, coordination, quality/safety, progress tracking, maintenance.
Currently, there are four major products included in BIM 360 platform:
- BIM 360 Docs
- BIM 360 Design
- BIM 360 Coordinate (formerly BIM 360 Glue)
- BIM 360 Build (formerly BIM 360 Field)
There are also:
- BIM 360 Team (renewal only)
- BIM 360 Layout
- BIM 360 Plan
- BIM 360 Ops (formerly BIM 360 Building Ops)
BIM 360 includes the following apps:
- BIM 360 app (for iPhone/iPad and Android)
- BIM 360 Field app (for iPhone/iPad)
- BIM 360 Glue app (for iPad)
- BIM 360 Plan app (for iPad)
- BIM 360 Layout app (for iPad and Android)
- BIM 360 Team app (for iPhone/iPad and Android)
- BIM 360 Ops app (for iPhone/iPad)
- Desktop Connector for BIM 360
What’s new in version 2.58.1 for iOS:
- Bug fixes and performance enhancements.
About Autodesk
Autodesk is a pioneer in 3D design, engineering and digital entertainment software. Though best known for its flagship product, AutoCAD, it has developed a vast range of software for the design, engineering and entertainment industries.
Autodesk was founded in 1982 by John Walker and 12 other like-minded individuals. The company launched their first original product AutoCAD that same year. Autodesk has since expanded upon a number of non AutoCAD-based products as well, including parametric BIM application Revit and 3D CAD modelling software Inventor. In recent years, Autodesk has made the move towards mobile and cloud-based applications including Fusion 360 and AutoCAD 360. Autodesk has expanded its presence in the maker community with acquisitions like Instructables and Pixlr.
Autodesk is more than just its products or its acquisitions. It had an impact on everything from education to the job sector and even on business sustainability and will undoubtedly continue to do so in the future.
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When you launch the application you need to sign in to your BIM 360 account. ©Jeff Bartels
When you sign in you’ll find the name of the current project at the top of the interface. You can toggle between list view and thumbnail view of the sheets. ©Jeff Bartels
When you tap a sheet you’ll open it in the viewer. You can then review the sheet. ©Jeff Bartels
Create an issue by placing a pushpin on the sheet. You can take advantage of the voice-to-text feature to add a title and description to the issue. ©Jeff Bartels
When you create the issue, it is logged to the project and assignee is notified of the work that needs to be done. ©Jeff Bartels
Assignee get the email notification for the issue that was assigned to him. ©Jeff Bartels
When assignee clicks “View the issue”, the BIM 360 project will open and the issue will be displayed on screen. There assignee can find a hyperlink that will take him to the plan sheet where the issue was created. ©Jeff Bartels