Invoke SHIFT is focused on helping architecture, engineering and construction companies transition to computationally improved digital workflows and to enable the AEC sector to adapt to the ever faster approaching data-driven future, where designs and BIM modelling tasks can be greatly accelerated through the synergy of humans and computers.
Being primarily structural engineers, it enables us to help clients with automation, BIM and computational design through the perspective of rationality and efficiency. We aim to assist our clients to deliver suitable BIM models for construction and collaboration. As engineers we understand the design and construction process and the inherent issues and consequences of not delivering projects on time. Our knowledge of Dynamo and Revit API is what enables us to meet the strict terms present in the industry and deliver our clients BIM models and tools necessary to satisfy their clients.
While we work globally through remote means, being located in Lithuania, a part of the European Union, enables us to provide more extensive array of services to other member states such as meetings face to face to discuss your projects when such a need arises. We are particularly more flexible within the Scandinavian and Baltic regions.
Founder
Invoke SHIFT was founded by Regimantas Ramanauskas who has spent recent years working with infrastructure related projects, particularly with bridge BIM modelling. Regimantas has taken his engineering and research skills and applied them to automating various digital design and construction processes. He was a BIM manager in the largest infrastructure design consultancy, Kelprojektas, where he helped the bridge department to transition from CAD to a BIM orientated workflow. Regimantas has also helped cofound a bridge design department in SRP Projektas with the aim of BIM focused workflows from the start.
Regimantas is always on the look out for ways to improve these processes in terms of quality and speed of execution. He has received a PhD in civil engineering from Vilnius Gediminas technical university, where he was also a researcher and lectured students. He has obtained his MSc degree with distinction from City, University of London in civil engineering.
