Xeokit

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xeokit SDK is an open-source JavaScript software development kit (SDK) for rendering 3D graphics in web browsers with focus on 3D Building Information Models (BIM). Developed by Creoox AG and originally authored by Lindsay Kay, the software was released in 20191 as a successor to earlier projects such as SceneJS and xeogl. xeokit is a standard open-source library for having a BIM viewer without a vendor lock-in. It is designed to support the visualization of large-scale BIM models and has been referenced in academic publications, technical books, and professional use cases related to digital twins, smart buildings, and infrastructure monitoring. It has been featured in presentations at events organized by the Khronos Group and OSArch and has been used in prototypes recognized at international AEC Hackathons.

xeokit SDK is an open-source JavaScript software development kit (SDK) for rendering 3D graphics in web browsers with focus on 3D Building Information Models (BIM). Developed by Creoox AG and originally authored by Lindsay Kay, the software was released in 2019 as a successor to earlier projects such as SceneJS and xeogl. xeokit is a standard open-source library for having a BIM viewer without a vendor lock-in. It is designed to support the visualization of large-scale BIM models and has been referenced in academic publications, technical books, and professional use cases related to digital twins, smart buildings, and infrastructure monitoring. It has been featured in presentations at events organized by the Khronos Group and OSArch and has been used in prototypes recognized at international AEC Hackathons.

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