In the context of open-source applications, there appears to be a fundamental difference between the game industry and the construction industry when considering commercial potential. While the game industry benefits from an infinite number of possible games, the construction industry's problem space is finite, with a limited number of building challenges to solve. How does this distinction impact the development and adoption of open-source solutions in these respective industries? And how can the construction industry continue to leverage open-source approaches effectively, considering the finite nature of building problems, to drive innovation, collaboration, and advancements in the built environment?
The built world has many challenges that the gaming industry doesn't have. I think one that wasn't mentioned is the risk and human impact buildings can have. Both obviously impact humans, but in very different ways. As a structural engineer, considering the risk involved in the built world has always been one thing I've considered compared to the gaming industry, where you can have glitches or non structural buildings and everything is fine. On the other hand the side of visualization, can have tons of overlap.
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In the context of open-source applications, there appears to be a fundamental difference between the game industry and the construction industry when considering commercial potential. While the game industry benefits from an infinite number of possible games, the construction industry's problem space is finite, with a limited number of building challenges to solve. How does this distinction impact the development and adoption of open-source solutions in these respective industries? And how can the construction industry continue to leverage open-source approaches effectively, considering the finite nature of building problems, to drive innovation, collaboration, and advancements in the built environment?
The built world has many challenges that the gaming industry doesn't have. I think one that wasn't mentioned is the risk and human impact buildings can have. Both obviously impact humans, but in very different ways. As a structural engineer, considering the risk involved in the built world has always been one thing I've considered compared to the gaming industry, where you can have glitches or non structural buildings and everything is fine. On the other hand the side of visualization, can have tons of overlap.
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