Shifting Strategies & Roles for Structural Analysis Software

Looking back, it was almost 40 years ago when structural analysis methods and technologies were subject to a major innovation: enabled by the personal computer. It became widely available, as promoted on engineering diplomas of those graduating in leading universities, that engineers began adopting commercial software to a large degree,

Pawel Piechnik

• Industry Partners
• Robot Structural Analysis
• Structural Analysis

Highlights from a winning Fabrication Experience at Connect & Construct!

A larger than ever Fabrication Experience made a significant impact on attendees at the 2019 AU Connect & Construct Summit. With close to a hundred classes, presentations and exciting keynotes from industry leaders, everyone left armed with leading-edge knowledge about new products, important market disruptors and tangible ideas about how to stay ahead of the competition.

Michael Gustafson

• Autodesk University
• Connect

Reduce Data Corruption in Revit Models

We’ve probably all had the experience of pushing to meet a deadline to complete a model, only to be slowed down by having to stop and fix corrupted project files. That’s no way to spend your time with the clock ticking. There are steps you can take to reduce data corruption in Revit.

Jeff Hanson

Three Experiments in Generative Design with Project Refinery

A trio of teams tackling vastly different design problems worked to find solutions with Autodesk’s Project Refinery generative design beta. Here’s what they discovered. 

This summer, five teams from three continents traveled to Autodesk’s Toronto Technology Centre for a two-week Generative Design for AEC Intensive Residency.

Vanessa Bertollini

• Project Refinery