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Improving sustainable outcomes
Customers are leveraging automation to create net-zero energy buildings, develop smart cities and streamline more efficient yet green manufacturing – affordably and at scale.
Green building
Building Information Modelling (BIM), including energy analysis and daylighting, is crucial to advancing green building design and achieving a low-carbon future.
Read about JCI (US site)
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Smart, sustainable cities
Connect a city’s entire infrastructure using advanced information and communication technology (ICT) to solve traffic, environmental and housing problems.
Read about Sweco (US site)
Sustainable manufacturing
Reducing material and energy use throughout the manufacturing lifecycle isn’t just good for the planet. It can also help lower costs and improve the bottom line.
Read about GM (US site)
Circular design
Automation and AI (artificial intelligence) can help you to create better designs, select better materials and better manage your data.
Learn more (US site)
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Helping you to do more, with less negative impact
Forge tools help companies build applications that capitalise on BIM or engineering model data to improve sustainable outcomes.
Technology Impact software donations
Qualifying entrepreneurs, startups and nonprofits can apply to receive a donation of Autodesk software. Experience the power of 3D design, engineering, visualisation and simulation tools and amplify your impact on the world.
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Stories that inspire
PAGE
Meeting AIA 2030 goals
Architecture and engineering firm, Page, now quickly and accurately models building performance for more projects in the earliest stages.
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AIRBUS
Reimaging the future of air travel
Using technologies like generative design and 3D printing, Airbus engineers created an incredibly strong yet lightweight cabin partition.
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TADI
Reaching net-zero with BIM
Tianjin Architecture Design Institute (TADI) used BIM to create a thriving community centre for sports and culture, while reducing the building’s energy consumption.
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Learning resources
Our comprehensive online resources for professionals, students and educators teach
the principles and practice of sustainable design using our technology.
Find tutorials, documentation, downloads and articles. Troubleshoot and tap into knowledge shared by our customers and experts.
Students and educators can access free design software, along with self-paced courses, guided webinars, tutorials, class projects and more.
