Intelligent Build.tech Issue 22 | Page 10

NEWS

Eagle Point Software and Guardian announce partnership to enhance BIM training

E agle Point Software, creators of Pinnacle Series learning solutions, is partnering with Guardian, a BIM management tool for Revit, to integrate Guardian’ s training content into Eagle Point’ s Pinnacle Series learning management system.

Through this collaboration, Guardian will supply premium training content to Eagle Point’ s Pinnacle Series platform, further enhancing the learning experience for users worldwide. Integrating Guardian’ s training content into Pinnacle Series will streamline the learning process for Guardian Administrators and end users. The videos help design teams quickly understand and adopt Guardian’ s features, ensuring consistent BIM standards and improved modelling practices. technologies and allowing organisations to invest in continuous learning with confidence.”
Steve Biver, COO at Eagle Point Software, said:“ By partnering with leading software vendors like Guardian, we are bringing their training materials into Pinnacle Series alongside our existing content to create one centralised platform. This gives AEC professionals the ability to easily access the most relevant, up-todate content from multiple sources, saving them time and effort. This initiative benefits the entire industry by streamlining training, ensuring users have the right tools to stay ahead of evolving

ZQUIP and Leica Geosystems redefine power, precision, and sustainability in heavy construction

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QUIP, part of Moog Construction, and Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, has announced that they are bringing construction company owners and fleet owners a prototype eight-tonne excavator that is geospatially intelligent and powered by a swappable, zeroemissions battery system.
After successfully testing the concept at a proving ground in France, ZQUIP and Leica Geosystems will now demonstrate the modified CAT 308 excavator at Moog Construction’ s stand at
Bauma( FN. 921 / 1). The smart, clean vehicle is equipped with Leica Geosystems’ advanced machine control solution, which bring real-time data and precise design execution. Operators can optimise handling any payload with these solutions, for example, as they will know, for example at any point exactly where the excavator’ s bucket is. Powering the excavator with ZQUIP means customers can work without time limitations while reaching sustainability targets.
Both companies are committed to driving innovation that aligns with global environmental goals and offers tangible benefits to construction professionals. The collaboration supports the construction industry’ s transition towards more sustainable practices without compromising performance.
“ Combining Leica Geosystems’ 3D machine control technology with ZQUIP’ s swappable power module now gives vehicle owners an intelligent machine that smartly manages resources for any given job, reducing the vehicle’ s carbon footprint per ton of dirt moved,” said Chris LaFleur, Managing Director of ZQUIP.
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