Generative Design in Architecture and Construction Will Pave the Way to Productivity
In the new era of generative design in architecture, engineering, and construction, designers and builders will use computers not just to describe buildings, but cocreate them.
Before GPS, if you got lost while driving your car, you had to swallow your pride and stop to ask for directions. With the help of the innate intelligence of Google Maps or Waze, you can let a machine compute the best route so you can concentrate on what’s really important—driving.
In the case of architects, engineers, and contractors, their computers will help navigate the design and construction process, so they can...Read the full article
“The Great Good Place” Uses Sustainable Innovation to Connect Bangkok Residents
Bangkok, Thailand, is a vibrant metropolis. This colorful capital city, one of the most visited in the world, offers amazing food and culture, tourist-friendly...Read more
Applying for a job? Prove you have more than the required skills
Recruiters and hiring managers spend only a few seconds flipping through hundreds of résumés, CVs, and portfolios to select the lucky few that will...Read more
Curious about the Internet of Things? Start designing cool IoT devices in Autodesk Fusion 360 through our webinar series. Watch a webinar recording and...Read more
Learn how to design your own drone in Autodesk Fusion 360 through our three-part webinar series. Watch a webinar recording and download the step-by-step...Read more
How to own a positive mindset and create a better world
We recently asked a group of college students what they thought the future will be like, and their answers were quite surprising. “Human nonexistence...Read more
Want to Change the World Through Innovation in Engineering? Use a Proven System
As someone who has worked in Silicon Valley for 20-plus years, you might expect me to tout the computer as the greatest engineering innovation...Read more
The Time Is Now to Inspire a New Generation of Women in Construction
The history of construction—to the best of anyone’s knowledge—goes back to the Stone Age , when stones essentially served as proto-hammers. Hard stones were...Read more
