- High level introduction to Forge High-Frequency Data Management (HFDM) service - Problem HFDM solves - Key Features - Business Value - Hands-on interactive coding session demonstrating the usage of the HFDM Javascript SDK. - QA Product Page: https://wiki.autodesk.com/display/HFDM/Home

Learn how to use Forge services with DWG files

Learn how to automate testing and packaging for your Python Fusion 360 API, to drive down bug counts and drive up user satisfaction.

Forge has been used by Universities worldwide in AEC and Manufacturing to address research challenges and build startup businesses around design and visualization, AR and VR, collaboration and interoperability, machine learning, and many more. Join us for an international panel of researchers talking about how they have been applying Forge.

. Capturing motion & interaction Discussion on latest hardware & trends Oculus, Vive, and Hololens External devices Visualization of avatars Really simple (Mario & Luigi) Realistic avatars vs representational Individualizing the avatar Tool representation Gesturing Full body representation Research Overview (Microsoft & Oculus) Network data distribution Discuss initial prototypes of 2 user collaboration (local mode) Discuss multi-user collaboration (LAN party) Forge for multi-site multi-user

A leader in the manufacturing industry will share their experience using Forge to help them on their journey towards creating a transformative consumer experience and e-commerce platform.

Learn about Autodesk's Forge Platform with a real live use case from NBS, showing coordinated models and specifications viewed through the web browser

Five integrations enter one integration leaves.

In this class, we will:
Briefly Introduce Forge and Unity
Create a new Unity project
Initialize Forge to be used in Unity
Create a small template project to use as a basis
Use Forge for a specific usecase, such as visualizing a Revit Dataset in Unity
Specify best practices and caveats when using Forge + Unity

Andritz AG and Autodesk Consulting formed together a team to develop solution for spare part management. The solution is simplifying process of purchasing spare parts and reducing bidding process from weeks to hours.
The solution is built using modern technologies (Angular, Node.js) and is integrating data from various systems, both cloud and onpremise (i.e. SAP). The solution is deployed on Microsoft Azure.
In this class I'd like to share technical background of the solution. I'll also describe reusable patterns and useful tips for developing large scale web applications.