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AGi32 is first and foremost, a Calculation tool for accurate photometric predictions: A technical tool that can compute illuminance in any situation, assist in luminaire placement and aiming, and validate adherence to any number of lighting criterion.
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With the ability to see results clearly for an entire project, AGi32 becomes a mock-up substitute that can save time and money by creating a virtual model of a proposed design. It can reveal characteristics and effects that would be hard to detect in anything short of the completed installation.
This is AGi32, an indispensable tool that every lighting professional should have at their disposal.
Download a brief datasheet describing AGi32 features and capabilities 
Within these pages you can learn about the calculational capability of AGi32 which has been an industry standard for over ten years (not to mention its predecessors). Then investigate the inner workings of how AGi32 can create models that will work for you, either using internal tools or by importing content from elsewhere. Finally, imagine how the interactive rendering capability of the program will make it easy for you to see your designs as they progress, and then make your presentations easily understood by others.
It’s all here; tons of information on AGi32, the Instabase photometric library, and all the tools that go with it. When you have read enough, download a Trial version and experiment on your own.
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