Construcciones Yamaro: Bluebeam Max webinar explores automation and AI tools

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Bluebeam Max webinar explores automation and AI tools
The webinar explores how AI can support project workflows through Bluebeam Max. (Image: winnievinzence/stock.adobe.com)

Bluebeam has released an on-demand webinar showcasing Bluebeam Max, a premium subscription designed to help architecture, engineering and construction teams improve efficiency and decision-making.

Bluebeam Max enhances the capabilities of Revu with automation and AI-powered tools that reduce manual effort, improve accuracy and help teams identify potential issues earlier in the project process.

The webinar demonstrates how Bluebeam Max connects teams, data and workflows while improving visibility across 2D drawings and 3D models.

Key topics covered include:

  • How to automate repetitive tasks and generate markups, updates and project insights using natural language prompts;
  • ways to accelerate layouts and takeoffs with markup actions, including Duplicate As, Convert To and Offset;
  • how Stitching combines multiple drawings into a seamless view to improve project clarity;
  • how Smart Overlay and Smart Review automatically identify design changes and documentation discrepancies; and
  • how Connected Studio Sessions synchronise markups between Revu and Revit, providing model-context visibility and improved collaboration.

For teams looking to save time, reduce risk and improve project coordination, the webinar outlines how Bluebeam Max can support AI-powered workflows across the project lifecycle.

The on-demand webinar is now available to watch through Bluebeam.

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