LensLite Viewer vs HVAC Toolkit Lite

Presenting LensLite, your gateway to immersive technologies. Transform your 3D Designs to immersive experiences, collaborate with stakeholders and get quicker design-sign offs, and save on time, cost and effort. Trezi LensLite is available for both desktop and mobile devices. You can login into LensLite and make use of product features curated to expedite the entire design journey. LensLite works seamlessly with 3D modeling authoring software like SketchUp, Revit, Rhino, and more. You can use the Workspace feature to transform 3D models of authoring software into an immersive design experience. You can either create an immersive session for self design review using Quick Session or invite multiple stakeholders like your design team, client, contractor etc. using the Create Session feature. You can add up to 20 participants who can join from desktop, mobile and VR headset. Participants you have invited can download the LensLite application and join the session using their email and session code. Every participant gets inside the same 3D model as an avatar and interacts with each other. You as a host can do a guided 3D design presentation using Gather all feature. Each participant can review design using tools like chat window, annotation, measurement. Such real-time interactive collaboration saves a significant amount of time and resources in a project's design. Trezi LensLite is equipped with tools to expedite the design signoff from various stakeholders. So what are you waiting for? Get in touch with us to become part of Treziverse, the first metaverse for the AEC industry.

The HVAC ToolKit Lite is an easy-to-use app that has been created to assist HVAC engineers in checking their designs and making quick calculations and estimations. The app includes helpful calculation tools for calculating friction losses in ducting, pipe sizing, parking ventilation, staircase pressurization, and estimating heat loads, pump head, fan ESP, among others, where the user is able to enter the required inputs and is given the calculated output. Each tool also includes instructions and abbreviated formulas that have been used to calculate the results. The app can be set to metric or imperial units and/or to the English or Arabic language. Users are expected to have some knowledge and understanding of HVAC engineering in order to use the tools properly. Users are also expected to check that the results are within an acceptable range for their respective projects. If you come across any inconsistencies while using the app or have any recommendations for additional inclusions, please contact us.