Most structural engineers spend a large share of their time not on the analysis itself, but on everything around it. This can include preparing models, looking up loads, extracting results, running special checks in separate spreadsheets, cross-checking against code clauses and assembling documentation for review. This sponsored webinar shows how that gap between a finished model and finished documentation can be closed without giving up engineering control.
Using RFEM 6 together with Dlubal CALC, an AI workspace that connects directly to the FE model, engineers describe a task in plain language and CALC carries it out in the model. The numbers come from the RFEM 6 solver and validated calculation routines, not from a language model. The session demonstrates design to the UK National Annexes for steel, concrete and timber, and shows how every result keeps a transparent calculation path, with the governing provision cited and the engineer retaining final sign-off.
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Understand where AI can support structural design workflows today, and where its limits are
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Discover practical ways to reduce repetitive modelling, post-processing and documentation work through reusable calculation workflows
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Learn how to keep AI-assisted results traceable: values tagged by origin, governing code clauses cited and engineer sign-off retained
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See how design checks to the UK National Annexes for steel, concrete and timber are carried out in RFEM 6
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Structural engineers working on buildings, infrastructure and construction.
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Engineers carrying out element-by-element design checks, with or without FE software
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Technical directors and checking engineers
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Digital engineering, BIM and computational design practitioners
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Graduate engineers looking to build efficient design workflows
Please note this is a sponsored event and any views expressed are those of the sponsor, not the Institution. Bookings are made via the sponsor’s external website, and your registration data will be collected to facilitate follow up communications about the webinar before and after the event.
Speaker
Product Engineer, Dlubal Software
Rebecca Göbel is a Product Manager at Dlubal Software, where she oversees AI solutions, API integrations, and the Components add-on. She bridges the gap between traditional structural design and software engineering, having previously worked as a structural engineer in building and industrial construction. In her current role, she actively explores how artificial intelligence and modern web applications can practically optimize calculation workflows and empower engineers in the AEC industry.
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