Revizto

Revizto (revisto - Latin for "visual check") - a cloud-based visual collaboration software for architects, engineers and contractors to communicate their design within the project team in a navigable 3D environment.

Revizto
Developer(s)Vizerra
Stable release
4.3.3.38911 / May 2017
Operating system32-bit & 64-bit Windows, macOS, iOS, Android
TypeCAD Building Information Modeling Rendering Collaboration Software
LicenseProprietary software
Websitewww.revizto.com 

Overview

Using gaming technology and cloud solutions, Revizto brings together various BIM and CAD data to track all project issues in one centralized 3D environment. The Revizto platform is intuitive, easy-to-learn and adaptable to BIM workflows. With Revizto, BIM implementation is streamlined, allowing AEC teams to speak a common language and share a single window into all project information.
Revizto converts Autodesk Revit BIMs and Trimble SketchUp models into interactive 3D environments with tools for collaboration and issue tracking platform.

Revizto is a cross-platform software that runs on 64-bit Windows, macOS, iOS and Android platforms and in most modern web browsers using Unity plugin.[1]

Revizto has been reviewed by Ralph Grabowski in "CAD Digest", by Michael Anonuevo in "Club Revit" and featured in article "Seven Digital Tools to Up Your Game" in "Architect magazine".[2][3][4]

gollark: I don't actually "study" machine learning as much as "randomly acquire and use low-end pretrained models".
gollark: Semihyperbeeologistics.
gollark: This is with *hypo*beeologistics.
gollark: The original is this, but I subjected it to hyperbeeologistics.
gollark: Descent into the apiohyperdomain.

References
  1. "Revizto Viewer". Revizto.com. Retrieved 2014-01-11.
  2. Seven Digital Tools to Up Your Game - Architect Magazine, July 4, 2013
  3. Revizto: Effortless 3D Collaboration in Revit - Club Revit, February 6, 2014
  4. Viewing, Sharing Revit and SketchUp Models with Vizerra Revizto - CAD Digest, March 12, 2013


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