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💡 Mind to Model! We did it! 🎉 🏆 'Solves a BIG AEC Problem' award 🏆at AEC Hackathon Munich Last weekend was a blast! Together with a great team that shaped an incredible 36-hrs development, we took on the challenge of developing an experimental tool for the AEC industry to generate 3D models from text prompts. You can then export the 3D geometry data into JSON, Python, Revit and Grasshopper, further experimenting with workflows that allow direct manipulation of these geometries in native software. 🗣️ ➡️ 🖼️ ➡️ 🏠 Imagine to take this further, when ideation of first drafts are visualized at an instance avaibale also to non-trained people. 💡🏗️🏢 See below how our web application is running. 🌐 I’m very appreciative to the smooth organization of the hackathon by Tobias Förtsch and Yashar Moradi. And thanks for the great teamwork to: Knut Tjensvoll, Ajay Chodankar, Martijn van Blijswijk, Victor Vîlceanu, Jakub Koźlik, Andrea S., Regina Galliamova, Anmol Singla and Franz Forsberg as well as all the other inspiring people I met during the weekend. #AECHackathon opensource.construction #TUM Venture Labs

❇ALTI TECH MEET UP❇ The first technical and stationary meeting of Altimetrik Poland community - Alti MEET UP is already established! 🤠 This is an event to share knowledge, experience and integrate our community. During the event, we will invite you to one longer talk and 3 lightning talks.    In addition, there will be surprises waiting for you, and the friendly atmosphere will give you the opportunity to exchange knowledge and make new contacts, all this with refreshments 🙂 📌 Date: 14.10.2024  📌 Place: The Tides, 8 Wioślarska St., Warsaw, Poland    ❇ Agenda ❇ ⏰16:45 - 17:00 - start (registration) ⏰17:00 - 17:45 - Reactive fun with a cup of Java - live-coding - Marek Maciejewski  ⏰17:45 - 18:00 - break   ⏰18:00-19:00 - lightning talk x3 each 15 min: 1.Pathology-driven architecture - Kamil Werłaty 2.Use of Artificial Intelligence in software engineering - is there anything to be afraid of? - Maciej Firuta  3.Interesting facts about 3D printers - Jakub Płonka   ⏰19:00-19:15 - contest + giveaways  ⏰19:15-21:00 - networking + refreshments 🍕 🍉 ⏰21:00 - end    ❗️Important❗️ We have surprises and gifts prepared for you, in this regard, please take a minute and let us know you'll be there by completing the short registration form:    ❇ Registration link❇ https://lnkd.in/dBeYHwiJ 💰 It's free.   🇵🇱 Event in Polish THEN WHO DO WE SEE WITH? 🤠

🍏🔍 Ever find yourself trying to read a book in a foreign language while nibbling on your favorite snack? Welcome to the art of "Mastering the PTE Reading Section: Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers Task" at PrepNexa! 📚✨ Imagine juggling architecture, granola, and green sticks all while choosing multiple correct answers from a passage! It's a circus of brainpower and detail! 😅 At PrepNexa, we help you tame the confounding beast of multiple choice with these tips: 👉 Deep reading without munching on distractions! 👉 Master the passage (no architectural degree needed)! 👉 Analyze and conquer one paragraph at a time! 👉 Pick only the correct "grains" of truth—no granola clusters allowed! 💪 Join our AI-driven platform where learning is as cozy as your favorite reading nook and as precise as selecting the perfect snack topping! 🤓 #PTEPrep #MultipleChoiceMastery #StudySmart #PrepNexaSuccess

- How do we learn, in any field? - voice narration of this intro section, 17 min. - Learning as you go, while developing an AEC project - Visual Close Study (V.C.S.) within the FIELD of a project - FACTS: - A SYSTEMATIC FRAMEWORK for VISUAL ENGAGEMENT WITH MODELS IS NECESSARY - Because FIELD/V.C.S. INTERPLAY is the engine of model development and interpretation, then embed V.C.S. equipment in digital models - The original drawing-model fusion - design flaws (mine) in the original drawing-model fusion - Potential for new evolution of VCS (visual close study) equipment embedded in models is practically limitless - The functions of V.C.S. equipment - A proposal for OPEN V.C.S. - Why not take a look at it? https://lnkd.in/dnd4gxZ4

✨ Exciting News! ✨ I’m thrilled to share that my Computer Vision Multimodel Project, which I previously showcased here on LinkedIn and uploaded to GitHub, has caught the attention of GitHub! 🎉 As a result, I’ve been invited to participate in the prestigious Computer Vision Projects Expo 2024 competition hosted by Ready Tensor, Inc. 🌍 This is a truly global competition with participation from over 30 countries across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and beyond! 🌟 About the Project: My Computer Vision Multimodel Project integrates three key functionalities: 1️⃣ Hand Gesture Detection – Control system volume with simple hand gestures. 2️⃣ Object Detection – Real-time identification of objects such as people, phones, animals, and more using YOLO. 3️⃣ Drawing Application – Create sketches and designs on-screen with hand gestures, offering a creative and interactive experience. I’m beyond excited about this opportunity to showcase my work and to see how it resonates with professionals from around the world. If you’re passionate about computer vision, machine learning, or AI, feel free to connect, share your thoughts, or explore collaboration opportunities. Let’s create something amazing together! 🚀 🔗 Check out the full project on GitHub: https://lnkd.in/dabaQttn 🔗 Check out Publication: https://lnkd.in/dBeCnEmR #ComputerVision #YOLO #Mediapipe #Python #AI #MachineLearning #ProjectShowcase #GitHub #ComputerVisionExpo #TechnologyInnovation #CollaborationOpportunities

My dear network, Here is the video of our talk at Langdev 24 in October. Many thanks and to Pedro Molina for organization and great idea to record the talks. The presentation is a 20 minutes tour of arKItect technology over the last 20 years. Mostly focusing on what makes our technology unique and different from OMG EMF/GMF and derived tools: SysML tools, Capella and other clones. And why we think our approach is much better because so much simpler! If you put the sound at the max, you can hear the questions at the end of the talk, including the two ones from Marcel Verhoef: 24:40 1/ What were the key decisions that made this work, that made you successful (20 years ago)? 27:40 2/ I'm wondering why aren't more people using this approach? (reference to french only client basis). Please relate this talk to my previous post and Marcel Verhoef talk at Langdev 24. https://lnkd.in/etscxfVz

We are excited to announce that Mateusz Zwierzycki, founder of Object, will be giving a speech at the upcoming Computational Design: NEXT 16 online conference. - Join now, link in bio or: https://lnkd.in/gdZvFwb - April 20-21, 2024 (Saturday & Sunday) - Mateusz Zwierzycki is the founder of Object, a company providing services and products based on parametric modeling, design workflow management, digital fabrication, and machine learning. Additionally, he’s a Research Assistant at BTU (Cottbus), where he’s involved in machine learning and robotics control research. Previously, he worked at CITA (Copenhagen) on such projects as Complex Modelling and DuraArk.His interests focus on machine learning, architectural geometry, and generative algorithms. Mateusz tutored many international (Poland, Spain, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Germany, Denmark, USA, UAE) programming workshops and courses. He is the author of the Starling, Anemone, Volvox, Squid, and Owl plugins for Grasshopper and many more scripts scattered all over the Grasshopper community. . . . . . . #parametric #parametricarchitecture #3dmodeling #computationaldesign #generativeart #nextarch #artist #architecture #parametricdesign #3dart #grasshopper3d #rhino3d #softweardeveloper #coding #scripting #csharp #generativearchitecture #computationalthinking #complexgeometry

Here is my Humane CosmOS Elements Library for Codepen. Easily import and use it in your own Pens to create CosmOS experience design prototypes. There is documentation (and links to some examples I've made using the library) in the Pen's description. https://lnkd.in/g7up2RzA

Midweek Musings | #1 So... who is a Computational Designer? A small reflection... For me, computational design is a broad term that accomodates a lot of categories. When someone introduces him/herself as Computational Designer, I would expect a level of added skills that will add value to their core field of work. Each of the below slides can be expanded into further topics, but this general reflection might differ with time. Computational Designer for me is someone who is not bound by the tools' limitations ! No more "I cannot do this solution because the tool "X" don't have this command/function". What do you think?

👀 Check this interesting insight by Rudy Riachy. "Who is a Computational Designer?" For me Computational Design is a skill that is a must nowadays. Tools like Rhino/Grasshopper (Robert McNeel and Associates (TLM, Inc)) are like a sandbox 🏖, where you can craft your own tools in order to carry out the task. So, with the required skills, you will be able to develop custom crafted tools that can cover from the design phase, carry out the analysis and validation of the design, to the fabrication phase. And all of this happening on the same platform! For example: a tool where you can design an entire Sailing Boat. If you are interested you should keep an eye close to Phil Southwell's YatchSoft project -> https://lnkd.in/dtYZpGFS Is amazing 🤯