At the Tech BBQ event in Copenhagen, Erik, CTO of Parametric – one of the companies in the Founders Loft incubator – participated in an expert panel alongside Andreea Kaiser and Lærke Hein. The panel focused on how data can be used to improve cities and create more sustainable communities.
The discussion covered several key aspects of data-driven urban development. Erik emphasized the importance of using data to analyze and learn from past projects, which can provide valuable insights for future development. Another central topic was the significance of the temporal aspect in geodata to understand cities as complex and dynamic systems.
Participating in the panel gave Parametric the opportunity to share their experiences and solutions regarding sustainable cities, aligning with Founders Loft's focus on impact-driven tech startups.
A big thank you to ConTech Lab, PropTech Denmark, and especially Laura for making this important and insightful discussion possible.
About Parametric
Parametric is a tech company within Founders Loft, developing innovative solutions for sustainable cities by harnessing the power of data and geospatial analysis.
Parametric Solutions provides architects, developers, and real estate professionals with a powerful program that helps them quickly generate 3D models of building designs. The software allows users to input various parameters, such as room sizes and wall heights, and then generates a 3D model of the building that can be easily modified and adjusted in real-time.
With Parametric Solutions' product, Hektar, customers can generate fast and accurate feasibility studies and conceptual designs. The software can also analyze the financial viability of a project by estimating construction costs and potential revenue streams.
This tool is a comprehensive solution that can help streamline the design process and reduce the time and resources needed to create and modify building designs. Its parametric design features make it a powerful tool for creating efficient and adaptable designs that meet specific parameters and constraints.
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