Enable your developers and engineers to create
Every company has different needs, but existing AEC solutions don’t fit every workflow. With Unity Reflect Develop, you can build your own comprehensive custom solution to address any problem across the building and infrastructure lifecycle, such as digital twins, construction sequencing, BIM coordination, and safety training, to name a few.
How it works
Unity Reflect Develop provides you with an SDK to create custom applications and accelerate development, save money, and scale your distribution. This includes APIs for creating custom plug-ins, importing BIM data in the Unity Editor, streaming BIM data into a runtime app, and a fully open-sourced reference app.
Import data from popular design tool file formats – such as Autodesk Revit, BIM 360, Navisworks, Rhino, and SketchUp – to enable 3D to 7D BIM use cases.
Import and load large, detailed models on any screen size by streaming models progressively based on object priority.
Scale success across all your projects. Instead of bespoke projects, Unity Reflect Develop enables you to build repeatable solutions that can be deployed to any current project, small or large.
Connect stakeholders wherever they are on-premise or in the cloud by deploying custom applications on any device or platform, including VR, AR, iOS, Android, PC, and Mac.
No need to start from scratch. We provide a set of APIs, samples, and a baseline project to create custom applications that are decoupled from the data. When you build your app, it can be deployed anywhere – it’s not tied to a specific project.
Create recurring revenue beyond the initial project engagement or maximize revenue margins with training and support services.
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In just four weeks, Valerio Dewalt Train created a 1:1 scale on-site augmented reality (AR) application to showcase a 36-story skyline-altering tower before it was built.