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Bill McNamara has spent more than 20 years in the infrastructure industry, watching paper drawings give way to digital files—only to see those files locked in separate systems, making it hard for those systems to...
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Late in August, around 60 Bentley Systems engineers, designers, product managers, and experts from around the world gathered at the company’s headquarters in Exton, Pennsylvania, to put the finishing touches on OpenSite+, an engineering software solution that brings generative AI...
Bill McNamara has spent more than 20 years in the infrastructure industry, watching paper drawings give way to digital files—only to see those files locked in separate systems, making it hard for those systems to work together. Now he logs...
The American electric grid stands at a critical crossroads. With 70% of existing substations more than 30 years old, utilities face mounting stress from new generation integration, climate challenges, unprecedented growth in power-hungry hyperscale AI data centers, and the electrification...
Imagine walking across a bridge before a single beam has been laid—watching the sun reflect off the bridge’s steel, leaning over the railing to take in the river below. With iTwin Engage, it’s possible. Bentley Systems is debuting the new...
Bentley Systems has awarded four innovative startups up to $250,000 as part of its annual accelerator program, including a Las Vegas firm that transforms drone scans into explorable 3D environments and an Amsterdam-based startup that creates photoreal CGI visuals for...
A team of students from the UK and Ireland has taken top honors in a prestigious international infrastructure competition with an innovative digital solution to address construction waste. Hacking Waste with Digital Twins SiTESalvage won first place in the August...
The Red Planet just got a little closer to home, thanks to Cesium Mars. Cesium, the 3D geospatial technology company acquired by Bentley Systems in 2024, just launched Cesium Mars, a comprehensive 3D dataset that brings the same digital twin...
Jona Schubert has always been fascinated by how things work. As a child in the small South American country of Suriname, he says he “kept asking too many questions and loved figuring things out.” When Schubert was 8 years old,...
What makes a city smart? For Luke Antoniou, senior editor at SmartCitiesWorld, it’s using data and technology to improve how people live, work, and move through urban spaces. We caught up with Antoniou in Dublin in May at the first...
Setting foot on alien worlds is back on the agenda, big time. NASA’s Artemis program is aiming to send astronauts to explore parts of the lunar surface no human has ever visited — targeting rugged, shadowy terrain near the Moon’s...