In August's podcast, we put an AI assistant to work on a real Revit project using FireBIM and see how far it can get with surprisingly little guidance. Along the way, it encounters real-world modeling challenges, explains its decisions, and shows what's possible today with AI-assisted engineering.

This is not about replacing the engineer. It's about discovering what work AI can take off your plate, and where your expertise still matters most.

Listen to hear how AI is changing the future of fire alarm design.

The next episode will be released on September 21st.

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Register for a free webinar on fire alarm design in Revit. https://www.designmaster.biz/fire-alarm/webinar

To download a free trial version of FireBIM, visit: https://www.designmaster.biz/fire-alarm

Register for a free webinar on best practices for creating single-line diagrams in Revit. https://www.designmaster.biz/webinar/register-pod.html

To download a free trial version of ElectroBIM, visit: ⁠⁠https://www.designmaster.biz/revit/free-trial.html⁠⁠

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In this month's Electrical Building Design Show podcast, we explore how the way you calculate receptacle loads in healthcare facilities is changing, and NEC 2026 takes a very different approach than NEC 2023.

If you're still calculating specific patient care equipment the old way, you'll want to hear this.

Listen to make sure your next healthcare facility load calculation is up to code.

The next episode will be released on August 17th

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#NEC2026 #NEC #electricalengineering #ElectricalDesign #NationalElectricalCode #HealthcareDesign #ElectricalContractor #LoadCalculations #NFPA #BIM #ElectricalCode #PE #MEP #FacilityDesign

Register for a free webinar on best practices for creating single-line diagrams in Revit. https://www.designmaster.biz/webinar/register-pod.html

To download a free trial version of ElectroBIM, visit: ⁠⁠https://www.designmaster.biz/revit/free-trial.html⁠⁠

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In this month's Electrical Building Design Show podcast episode, we talk about how the 2026 NEC is tightening up how electric vehicle charging loads are calculated, and the changes that could significantly impact your feeder and service designs.

We dig into the updated code sections that every electrical engineer needs to understand before sizing their next system, including some changes that may surprise you.

The next episode will be released on July 20th.

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#NEC2026 #ElectricalEngineering #EVCharging #EVSE #ElectricVehicles #NEC #LoadCalculations #ElectricalDesign #BIM #Revit