In the post-pandemic era, organizations grapple with a dynamic workforce, making knowledge transfer a significant challenge. This fluidity necessitates that knowledge is not only stored effectively but also promptly retrievable when required, given the constant influx and outflow of personnel. Autodesk Forma, with its unlimited storage capability, is aptly serving as a robust knowledge vault for Sunway, enabling the firm to overcome this hurdle. The Autodesk Forma Files feature allows us to search keywords within contents, a strength we've capitalized on to maximize its utility. Today, we're pushing boundaries further by integrating Autodesk Forma with ChatGPT via OpenAI API. This integration embeds our files into vectors, forming the foundation for a Q&A system. This groundbreaking approach signifies a knowledge revolution, ensuring seamless knowledge transfer and accessibility, regardless of workforce dynamics.

To design any product in today’s world we need two major things: input and software. We already have a software system that can help in designing a product, and input comes from the OEM that wants the product. What if we have a database that is having an input, which the OEM is providing? With the help of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), we can create an ecosystem that will fetch the exact data from Autodesk PLM 360 and import it in Autodesk Fusion 360 software. This will help reduce time spent and cost for the building of any product. By way of illustration, consider the creation of a car seat in the automotive business. H point, range for recliners, track, and height adjustment are all major factors to consider while designing a seat structure. When the appropriate inputs are given, there are significant Tier 1 providers with vast amount of data that can assist in locating the correct seat. Consider integrating Autodesk PLM 360 with AI and ML to help reduce the amount of effort, time, and money necessary to build the seats and to improve the product further.

Operational digital twins link real-time Internet of Things (IoT) data with digital representations of real-world processes to model what’s happening and to optimize what’s going to happen next. In 2021, Autodesk acquired Innovyze’s industry-leading water-modeling solutions, along with the Info360 SaaS platform, delivering an operational digital twin for water catchment, treatment, and distribution. Info360 joins water-simulation models used by most utilities worldwide with cloud technology, IoT monitoring, machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI), and physics-based modeling techniques to create a dynamic digital twin for the entire water-processing cycle. In this session, we’ll demonstrate Info360. We’ll review trends in operational digital twins and how simulation models can move to the cloud to enable real-time simulation. We’ll review machine learning and AI modeling approaches that are being used to optimize in real time. And we’ll assess the challenges involved in deploying these systems, and what you should do to prepare.

The construction industry can greatly benefit from AI-powered chatbots, driven by Generative AI, to streamline processes and enhance project management. During this session, we will explore how AI chatbots can revolutionize project management by automating tasks, answering common questions, scheduling appointments, and providing real-time project updates. Learn about Amazon's Design and Construction (D&C) team's journey in developing a generative AI question-answering solution to expedite construction processes. We will provide an in-depth look into the development of this innovative solution and how similar uses of generative AI could help your company or project.