Autodesk Data Exchange is best known by its ready-to-use connectors, such as the Revit, IFC, Tekla Structures, Rhino, Inventor, Power BI - and even more in Beta!
Besides this, the Data Exchange team also regularly updates its public .NET SDK / GraphQL API, which allow flexible integrations into other platforms and tool - like the case of inCitu.
The inCituDX integration introduces a new public- and stakeholder-facing interface for built environment proposals, extending BIM, planning, and design workflows beyond internal coordination into contextual, street-level engagement.
By using Data Exchange, inCitu enables connected, semantic, and georeferenced model publication, allowing BIM data to move seamlessly from cloud-based coordination environments into full-scale, real-world AR experiences.
The workflow reduces manual exports and file handling by enabling teams to publish AR-ready models directly from Data Exchange URLs and make them accessible on-site or remotely through mobile devices.
Learn more during inCitu’supcoming webinar on February 26 - if you are not able to join us live, you will receive the link to the recording after the webinar.
You can download the inCitu App through the Autodesk AppStore.
Check out this video for a short preview of this integration: