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We are pleased to provide an update to our Public Roadmap for ReCap products and services. This roadmap may make statements regarding future events and development efforts for our products and services. These statements reflect our current expectations based on what we know today. Our plans are not intended to be a promise or guarantee…
Roadmaps

Automation, efficiency, cloud collaboration, oh my! By Tim Yarris and Ramesh Sridharan Hello, Tim and Ramesh here from the civil infrastructure product team at Autodesk. Ok, not gonna lie, when President Biden announced his ambitious American Jobs Plan, this was music to our ears. The plan includes a significant investment in modernizing transportation (highways, roads, bridges, airports, and transit…
What’s New

Introducing new capabilities for GIS integration, transportation, and utility design. This year has been anything but expected. We hope you are staying safe and healthy and we encourage you to visit our COVID-19 resource center to learn about the ways that Autodesk continues to support our customers. We’ve also committed to delivering an exciting Autodesk University experience that customers have come to…
Infrastructure

Introducing Project Explorer, enhancements to bridge design, better BIM project data management, and more We at Autodesk recognize that the coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to affect communities, families, and people around the world. This is a difficult time for all of us and our hearts go out to all those who have been affected, directly or…
Infrastructure
The Mayor’s Office of Paris decided to conduct the design of this site around the Eiffel Tower by using BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology, i.e. a process that involves the creation and use of a 3D model. This solution, especially on such a large-scale, clearly facilitates the collaboration and exchange of ideas between the City…
Architecture

Rail has come a long way since James Watt introduced a method of transforming steam power into a circular motion back in 1763. With the invention of steam engines and a growing network of railroad tracks, the railway industry quickly became an economic boon throughout the world, moving goods and people on a mass scale. It…
Infrastructure