Infrared - AI-Powered Environmental Simulations
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Getting Started

Learn how to get started with infrared.city and discover our step-by-step guides for climate informed design decisions

    • Tutorial

    Getting started with Connectors: infrared.city in Revit

    Learn how to use the infrared.city plugin in Revit with this step-by-step tutorial. Discover how to install the plugin, log into your account, load projects, add analyses, update geometries, and run simulations directly inside your BIM workflow.

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    Sezin
     · 7 min read
    • Tutorial

    Getting started: Pedestrian Wind Comfort Simulation

    In this article, you will learn how to simulate and evaluate pedestrian wind comfort using real design scenarios. The tutorial explains how to import design models, define seasonal and hourly conditions, and run comparative simulations to assess wind comfort in urban environments.

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    Sezin
     · 9 min read
    • Tutorial

    Getting started: Thermal Comfort Simulations

    Learn how to run and interpret thermal comfort simulations using infrared.city platform. This guide walks you through setting up your project, choosing analysis types like Thermal Comfort Index and Statistics, and evaluating outdoor heat conditions to support climate-responsive design.

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    Sezin
     · 6 min read
    • Tutorial

    Getting started: Post-Process Your Infrared.city Results

    Learn to post-process wind simulation results from infrared.city using a pre-made Grasshopper script and Human UI dashboard. Get step-by-step instructions to load your project, connect geometry, define wind speed thresholds, and interactively visualize performance.

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    Sezin
     · 5 min read
    • Tutorial

    Getting started with Connectors: infrared.city in Grasshopper

    Learn how to integrate infrared.city with Rhino/Grasshopper workflows in this comprehensive tutorial. Follow step-by-step instructions to install the plugin, authenticate your account, load projects, set up analyses, and run simulations.

    author
    Sezin
     · 9 min read