Explore deploying a digitalized design and monitoring workflow for a thermal remediation system (TISR®). Using Autodesk Forma, Autodesk Construction Cloud, Revit, and Autodesk Tandem software, the project establishes a seamless lifecycle workflow from early-stage planning and data harmonization to real-time monitoring and maintenance. Forma optimizes solar energy feasibility analysis and site planning, while Autodesk Construction Cloud ensures standardized data exchange across stakeholders. Revit enables detailed 3D parametric modeling. And Tandem integrates telemetry data to monitor system performance. You’ll learn how Digital Prototypings enhance operational performance, reduce the need for on-site visits, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and improve collaboration between stakeholders. Explore the transformative potential of Digital Prototyping platforms for advancing sustainable asset management, conserving resources, and increasing infrastructure resilience in environmental restoration.

Enhance your ability to build applications that facilitate seamless data exchange between virtually any product with this enlightening tutorial on Autodesk Data Exchange software. This course is tailored to equip both beginners and seasoned developers with the knowledge and skills to install, set up, and use the new Autodesk Data Exchange software development kit (SDK), a tool designed to boost product interoperability. We'll provide detailed, step-by-step instructions on setting up the SDK, ensuring you establish the correct environment for developing your applications. Furthermore, you'll learn about the promising capabilities of this SDK, and we'll elucidate how this product fits into the Autodesk ecosystem. Explore the potential of the latest version of the SDK through real-world examples, gaining a deeper understanding of its power and versatility.

About USD$2 trillion—that's the amount of money the architecture, engineering, and construction industry has lost due to bad data. Bad data is data that's inaccurate, inaccessible, and incomplete. In the industries Autodesk serves, data is a critical lifeline for project decisions and automations. But all too frequently, that data is not easily accessible, or, even worse, the available data is simply bad. Across the globe, the ability to use data in an insightful manner is no longer a "nice to have"—it has become a primary source of competitive advantage. Furthermore, with the acceleration of AI, the need for data is increasing exponentially. Those who use their data to make informed decisions and gain performance insights will ultimately emerge as leaders in their industries. Meet the leaders behind the industry data models to learn more about how Autodesk will help solve top customer problems.

The AEC Data Model API enables access to data that is more detailed than anticipated, significantly enhancing possibilities for data verification and data management. In our session, we will present several case studies on data verification using the AEC Data Model APIwith Excel and Power BI, as well as data management using the AEC Data Model API and the Revit API. Additionally, data verification is also possible with the Data Exchange API,and we will briefly explain the differences between the Data Exchange API and the AEC Data Model API.

Imagine a world where building data is not only scattered but also hard to access. Imagine the challenge of harnessing this data to fuel AI, streamline quality control, and, ultimately, create smarter, faster, and more-sustainable buildings for the future. Now, picture a company that's not only envisioning this future but actively shaping it. HDR Inc is spearheading such a digital transformation. Recognized as the sixth leading design firm in the United States by Engineering News-Record in 2023, HDR's doing it by harnessing the immense possibilities of the AEC Data Model API to meticulously extract granular design data, feeding it into the HDR data lake. Join HDR team members as they unfold their compelling business case and demonstrate how they've used the Data Model API as a powerful tool to extract design data so that you can draw inspiration to do the same for your own business.

Climate change is the issue of our generation. How do we scale up the deployment of biogas upgrading plants that can help society decarbonize the energy sector? During this session, we'll explore how Greenlane Renewables is tackling climate change through the use of Autodesk Fusion Manage software to help implement renewable natural gas plants internationally. The speakers will discuss the transition from being primarily project-based to product-based by using Autodesk PLM (product lifecycle management) software to manage product, process, mechanical, and electrical design data in an asset-lite model to increase efficiency, automate traceability, and reduce error. This session is part of the PLM Summit, a dedicated learning pathway and networking experience on Tuesday, October 15. To see all related sessions select the "PLM Summit" track filter. To request attendance at the private luncheon and reception, please email plmsummitau@autodesk.com.

With new technologies emerging, we're always on the road to explore the digital factory. In this class, we'll share the best practices and approaches regarding the digital factory. First, drive increased efficiency of the factory design and optimization based on CAD workflow and FlexSim process simulation, which is essential for the digital factory. Next, ensure the objects can be tracked throughout the whole lifecycle; we built a "Factory Object TAG Rules" system for digital delivery. Finally, connected IoT devices help realize digital twins to streamline, automate, and predict tasks. And we explore AI to reinforce human intelligence so that it can achieve more.

Have you ever attempted to transfer your machining process to another machine, only to find yourself dealing with lost CAD and CAM associations and wanting to start over from scratch? In this session, we will explore using Autodesk Fusion Configurations to build robust assemblies of your work-holding systems that will elegantly repair CAD and CAM associations when you need to change course. Through this course, attendees will develop powerful CAD frameworks capable of supporting various computer numerical control (CNC) workflows for both milling and turning that empower the new machine simulation environment. Building on these frameworks, we will explore the potential of Geometry Features to automate the machining process for common part families using toolpath templates, ultimately streamlining routine cutting operations.

Inventor Content Center is an important and powerful tool inside Inventor software, but it needs to be customized. Autodesk provides generic databases to help you get started, but it's up to you to make it compatible with your needs. Learn how to manage and edit the Content Center database and create your own. Discover tips and tricks, and learn how to avoid mistakes. Are you wondering how to change what exists? How to create a new family? How to migrate your Content Center to a new version? How to update everything that has already been produced? How to share it with all your users? If so, this session is for you.

In this session, we'll present a study showing the process for implementing Vault Professional software with Autodesk Fusion Manage software with bidirectional integration. See what went well, and what didn't go well and why. Discover what lessons we learned. Explore how much can be implemented at one time for users to absorb, understand, and gain ROI from.

During this one-day experience, Autodesk experts will guide you through our data management platform that enables you to map your company's product processes into a SaaS solution.

We annually enhance the Vault product with new features. This session is designed to unveil these features and explore their applications. Following the introduction to the latest additions, we'll explore the Vault road map, and discuss how you can contribute to shaping its future.

Imagine that you're manufacturing or construction company is operated through a completely automated, hands-off, Configure to Order digital end-to-end process. This empowers your employees to focus on their strengths, add value to specific projects where it is most needed, leading to a significant reduction in workload and time to market. Your most challenging projects and technical obstacles will see faster progress thanks to the time saved and the concentrated efforts of your skilled team. By standardizing processes, the service and spare-part business will experience an exponential growth. This session shows a fully automated end-to-end process build on solutions like CPQ, Inventor Design Automation, Vault, ERP and a Spare-Part Portal. A cloud-based Low-Code integration platform, with standardized application connectors, orchestrates the digital processes seamlessly. This will enable companies to eliminate application customization and regaining ownership on their business processes.

This session will spotlight four distinguished customers from various industries who've used connected data and process management strategies to transform their businesses and achieve key objectives. Through this panel, you'll gain firsthand insights into how these organizations are using product lifecycle management (PLM) to achieve different goals, such as increasing efficiency, accelerating time to market, enhancing quality, and reducing costs. During this insightful panel discussion, you'll get an inside look at key challenges they faced, strategies they employed, and successes they're achieving through the innovative use of data and process management solutions. This session is an excellent opportunity to take away new perspectives and knowledge that you can apply to your own organization and business transformation goals. This session is part of the PLM Summit, a dedicated learning pathway and networking experience on Tuesday, October 15. To see all related sessions select the "PLM Summit" track filter. To request attendance at the private luncheon and reception, please email plmsummitau@autodesk.com.

IPCO's Common Data environment - Key lessons learned moving into one common Vault enabling global product development and production, encompassing PDM/PLM and ERP integration. The journey from local Vault setups, individual working methods and applications to one common Vault enabling global product development, and collaboration, global production, and seamless product information sharing. With the Common Data environment project, IPCO created the platform for implementing PLM in areas such as Change Management and Quality Management as well as global integration to ERP. IPCO will share their experiences how to drive this type of project, potential pit falls and lessons learned.

This session will explore tracking and managing serialized equipment, as well as field operations using Autodesk Platform Services. This is a common use case for energy companies focusing on commercial or grid-scale storage solutions. Many companies coming up in the same industry are adopting sustainable technologies to develop extremely large batteries made up of individual cell modules. In this class, we will walk through a day in the life of an energy company receiving delivery of equipment on a construction site, registering the equipment, and tracking its lifecycle across all instances, as well as across multiple sites/projects.

Discover how Viewrail, a leading stair and railing manufacturer, is harnessing the power of iLogic within Inventor software to redefine its engineer-to-order operations. Through a comprehensive demonstration, we'll illustrate the streamlined process of designing custom orders, enabling customer interaction through a dedicated portal, generating both customer and production facing prints, and seamlessly transferring manufacturing data to the shop floor. Gain invaluable insights into how Viewrail's strategic adoption of iLogic enhances efficiency and accelerates production timelines. Join us for an engaging conversation, and walk away inspired to revolutionize your own approach to engineer-to-order.

This academic-focused case study will explore how Autodesk Forma software transforms a student's approach to architectural design with a new outcome-based model. Learn from early examples of Autodesk Forma being used in classrooms of architecture programs across Europe and the United States, and understand why students pick up Autodesk Forma quickly, using contextual automated project setup, smart 3D-design tools, and integrated, AI-assisted, real-time feedback on project outcomes to transform their learning processes. Hear from experienced architecture practitioner and educator Daniel Stine about how his graduate students embraced this new way of thinking within their design processes, and why teaching Autodesk Forma software's in-market offering is instrumental in realizing Autodesk's vision of Autodesk Forma as the architecture, engineering, and construction industry cloud. With these vital skills, students will be well-equipped to play a critical role in addressing climate change and securing their dream professional careers within the industry.

The Fusion data management experience has come a long way. We are the pioneers of cloud-based CAD/CAM, breaking new norms in the industry. Offering easy access to your data from anywhere, anytime, and on any machine. The past few years have shown the true benefit of cloud-based data. It's imperative to enable individuals and teams to collaborate in real-time, staying connected with their projects even when working remotely. Now, we're working on connecting your data together on a common data platform. We're expanding on our APIs, and making sure that relevant data is captured and retained through the entire design-to-make process. Join us as we explore data management improvements that have been recently released, as well as those currently being explored in research and development in the area of data management for Autodesk Fusion, ranging from the data management integration with the desktop client to the web client, from the base product to the Manage Extension.

With more than 13 years of experience in building information modeling (BIM) and using Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) standards, the São Paulo Metro Company (Metrô de São Paulo) is a pioneer in the adoption of new technologies to enhance project efficiency and sustainability. As the metro continues to expand and modernize, the company is currently reviewing its BIM standards to ensure they align with the latest industry best practices. This lecture will explore São Paulo Metro Company's journey with IFC standards and how the company is using Civil 3D software to optimize project workflows and improve project outcomes. The lecture will provide insights into the company's experience with IFC implementation, highlighting the challenges and successes encountered along the way.