In this fast-paced, hands-on session, you'll go from blank canvas to a fully integrated Digital Workplace—live and breathing—in just 90 minutes. Learn how to build an Tandem Digital Workplace from scratch, wire it up with live data using Tandem Connect, and bring your model to life with rich, real-time visualizations. Whether you're integrating sensor data, connecting with enterprise systems, or just getting started with Digital Workplaces, this session will show you how to turn static models into dynamic, data-driven experiences. Discover how easy it is to plug in real-world data, automate your workflows, and visualize it all inside the powerful Tandem 3D environment. Whether you're in facilities, virtual design and construction (VDC), operations, or you’re just curious—this session will show you how to make your twin do more.

This session will explore how Stellantis is continuously advancing factory planning through a holistic approach that integrates a diverse range of digital tools and methodologies. By merging industry tools—from architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC); product design and manufacturing (PDM); and the entertainment industry—Stellantis is broadening the ways factories are industrialized, from early concept through construction changeover. This session will highlight how democratizing data and promoting cross-functional collaboration—among core manufacturing teams, suppliers, and construction stakeholders—enables more-efficient planning, streamlined construction, and smoother ramp-up to production, all while reducing unforeseen issues. Learn how nontraditional tools for automotive—such as Construction Cloud, Vehicle Tracking, and Navisworks plug-ins or geospatial integrations—are powering advanced visualization and enabling proactive factory planning.

Renovation projects are on the rise, with digital methods like reality capture, model-based collaboration, and Digital Workplaces proving essential. AFRY Switzerland's “AFRY Bellinzona regional hub” is a prime example. Located in a historic Swiss town of Bellinzona, the 2,000 m² space was transformed from an unused commercial site into flexible, modern offices. Autodesk tools were used throughout: Recap for reality capture, Revit for model authoring, ACC for clash detection and coordination, AR visualisation, site reporting, and a Digital Workplace prototype with Tandem. was a top priority—repurposing the existing space helped meet initial goals, with recycled materials and 90% reused furniture from previous offices.

Step into the future of with Clash Review 4.0, where automation and immersive technologies transform clash detection and issue tracking. Discover how to use the Construction Cloud module to streamline workflows and enhance collaboration. We'll explore seamless integration with Navisworks Manage and the Coordination Issues Add-In, bridging cloud and desktop environments. Drawing from real-world project examples, we'll share lessons learned in managing complex geometries, multidiscipline collaboration, and large model sets. Learn to handle high-clash volumes and customize issue filters to prioritize critical tasks. Experience the advanced workflow integrating Autodesk Workshop XR for virtual reality (VR) clash reviews. We'll also explore augmented reality (AR) technologies to minimize pitfalls on the jobsite. Leave equipped with strategies to boost clarity, accountability, and coordination speed across teams.

Dynamo, Autodesk Platform Services, Forma, Construction Cloud… what do all of these have in common? They’re now closely coupled together where the Dynamo Service powers up Forma, enabling you to work with Dynamo content from anywhere, even a Mac. All you need is a browser! Game change? Absolutely. Worth exploring? You bet! Come join us, as we take you on a journey through Dynamo and Forma in a hands-on lab, allowing you to find out for yourself, step by step, exactly how these two powerful applications talk to each other and how you too can develop Dynamo graphs. We’ll explore how they’re connected today, how to pull data from Forma into Dynamo, and how to visualize and query aspects of Forma. We’ll cover how to work with the DynamoForma node package and explore different sample graphs that paint a picture across data, visualization, analysis, and geometry. And we’ll show you how to share your graphs with your peers. You’ll leave this class armed with the skills you need to create your own graphs that supercharge Forma.

The Terminal 2 Baggage Programme (T2BP) at Heathrow aims to replace the aging T2 baggage system linked to Terminal 1. The new solution will be implemented in five phases across 21 construction projects, grouped by physical and operational attributes. A major challenge was managing design risks through different organizations and suppliers that interface at key areas in a live operational environment. The manual Excel processes used to record design risks led to difficulties in maintaining a single source of truth, causing duplication and errors. The goal was to find a streamlined, digital solution to standardize processes and enable monitoring and reporting through dashboards. After researching data environments, Construction Cloud was chosen for its suitability to manage design risk information, requiring customization through trial and feedback. The solution also provided integration with augmented reality (AR) for live inspections.

Step into the future of design with our class on using point clouds to create segmented meshes, transforming them into powerful design elements that can be extracted using only the data you need. Leave behind the tedious method of 2D planning, and begin using more-immersive and clear 3D factory images, taking all the guesswork out of layout design. Imagine scanning facility backgrounds and production equipment without existing models, and effortlessly converting those scans into usable layout and design elements. Welcome to the world of ReCap 2026 software—where your scans become fully used assets. This revolutionary tool enables you to transform large point clouds into local segmented meshes, extracting only the design elements you need. With ReCap 2026 as your guide, you'll learn to how to conduct quick design reviews capturing existing conditions, create factory layouts, or transform your meshes in layout assets. Use these meshes to get quick clash-able results on your layout proposals.

In this session, we will present a research prototype featuring a web app add-in for Autodesk Fusion software that visualizes 3D objects in USD (Universal Scene Description) format using NVIDIA Omniverse. The use case involves an innovative product design process that integrates sensor-collected performance data into the design, setting the stage for a novel performance-aided design approach. This session will begin with guidance on downloading the Omniverse libraries from public NVIDIA repositories, and will cover how to develop a custom Autodesk Fusion add-in capable of presenting a streamed Omniverse application running on the cloud. You’ll gain comprehensive understanding of the potential and step-by-step guidance for this innovative approach, which enables designers to go beyond traditional Digital Prototyping visualization dashboards and optimize designs using actionable insights from sensor data to ensure products perform as designed in the real world.

This session will explore how Stellantis is continuously advancing factory planning through a holistic approach that integrates a diverse range of digital tools and methodologies. By merging industry tools—from architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC); product design and manufacturing (PDM); and the entertainment industry—Stellantis is broadening the ways factories are industrialized, from early concept through construction changeover. This session will highlight how democratizing data and promoting cross-functional collaboration—among core manufacturing teams, suppliers, and construction stakeholders—enables more-efficient planning, streamlined construction, and smoother ramp-up to production, all while reducing unforeseen issues. Learn how nontraditional tools for automotive—such as Autodesk Construction Cloud, Vehicle Tracking, and Navisworks plug-ins or Geographic Information Systems (GIS) integrations—are powering advanced visualization and enabling proactive factory planning.

In the automotive design space, how do we get students engaged with Autodesk tools? How do we make them aware of all the wonderful careers available within that space? That was the original idea behind our first ever design contest, "The Power of Brand.” Over four months, students showcased their creativity by creating a new vehicle inspired by a nonautomotive brand. Autodesk’s Alias and VRED software brought their design proposals to life. This lecture will recap the contest’s journey as well as the students' insights into their use of those tools—tools commonly used by automotive design studios around the world. Join us for a discussion on education, skill development, and the future of automotive design careers.

Unlock the magic of creative design! It’s an ever-evolving journey where everything can transform from week to week. And embracing change is what makes this process so captivating. In such a dynamic landscape, keeping up with design evolution can be a thrilling challenge. Depending on the design phase, the tools we use to communicate our vision shift dramatically—from sketches and images in the early stages to 3D content, renderings, real-time VR experiences, and mesmerizing movies as the design matures. Capturing the decisions made, the requests for changes, and the actions taken is critical for the streamlining of this process. Join this class to discover the ultimate way to integrate Autodesk automotive products and learn how customizations can enhance the collection and sharing of design review feedback, all while meticulously tracking project evolution and history. Get ready to revolutionize your design workflow!

Discover how to bring rich BIM data into the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) world. This session will explore various integration pipelines—both current and experimental—that share 3D models from the Autodesk Construction Cloud platform with the Esri ArcGIS platform, enabling seamless Geographic Information Systems (GIS) visualization and analysis. BIM data changes rapidly throughout its lifecycle. Geographic information system (GIS) data represents environmental, political, infrastructure, and utility information. To meet the velocity requirements of housing and infrastructure, stakeholders need a seamless, integrated view of this widely diverse information. Learn how Esri and Autodesk are collaborating to accelerate the construction of the future.

Experience the next leap in creative and engineering productivity as we dive into the cutting-edge capabilities of professional GPUs—specifically the NVIDIA RTX PRO series—integrated within Dell Pro Max laptops and tower workstations. This 30-minute session will illuminate how these advancements in both hardware and GPU architecture are transforming the performance and workflow possibilities for Autodesk users. Discover the tangible benefits of deploying the newest generation of Dell Pro Max PCs, equipped with next-gen NVIDIA RTX PRO GPUs, for tasks ranging from real-time visualization to large-scale simulation and AI-driven design. Learn why the GPU, now more than ever, serves as a foundational tool for parallel computing—enabling faster simulation, accelerated AI development, and seamless inference, all within the familiar Autodesk ecosystem.

In today’s digital world, the expectation of the automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) is to launch new models in the shortest possible time. This demand has shortened the time available for new developments, with no compromise in desired quality. This has also percolated to the component development partners. As necessity drives innovation, we at Sansera had no option but to follow suit. Converting the traditional manual design processes into automated ones is the solution for this. Through Inventor iLogic software, we automated process and fixture design of precision automotive parts and delivered in MINUTES that which used to take DAYS. This helped to achieve zero-error designs and seamless integration of process and fixture design activities, leading to first time right and ON TIME. The solution delivers the right design—independent of the designer’s skill set—using embedded rule-based logic.

In this presentation, we will explore the integration capabilities of the Autodesk Flow Production Tracking platform, focusing on how they connect with various tools to enhance productivity and streamline workflows. We’ll start by discussing the ready-to-use integrations available for Flow Production Tracking, including popular tools from Autodesk and third parties. These integrations facilitate smooth data exchange and operational efficiency. Next, we will cover customizing these tools, including an overview of the hook approach, followed by the development of a new app. We’ll then discuss creating Automation, Integration, & Customizations in Flow Production Tracking to trigger processes based on events. We’ll analyze the tools and frameworks available, examining event logging, the event daemon framework, webhooks, and action menu items. Thanks to the Flow Production Tracking API and Automation, Integration, & Customization features, we can demonstrate cloud functionality in Autodesk Platform Services, integrating 3D visualization, geometry optimization, mesh checking, or simulation.

As a company that manufactures components and assembles finished products, Repeat Precision must manage data related to all types of items, from raw materials to final assemblies, and the operations to make those products. Information like bills of material, cycle times, routings, and consumption are the building blocks to inventory management, production planning, and production order execution. Worker input for completed operations, downtime, and waste reporting provides insight into manufacturing performance. Insight into the operation is bolstered by various visualizations of information, such as charts and real-time operational status.

We believe every content creation organization (CG-VFX) using Flow Production Tracking software in some way faces challenges when transferring data between its offices or with its outsourced vendors and clients. To address these challenges, we designed and developed a UDP-based high-speed application in sync with Flow Production Tracking. FastX is highly reliable for all types of data movements—transfers of scans, work files, final output, multisite/remote renders, CG Files, vendor output, files to DI, disaster safe backup, and final output to clients. Most of the transfers mentioned resemble work related to the CG-VFX industry. But FastX was actually designed to address many industries that deal with high-volume data transfers in daily operations.

Modeling is NOT just a clash tool anymore! Discover the rapidly expanding model conditioning feature set in the Autodesk Construction Cloud Modeling API, now a full-data workbench for reviewing aggregate model data across formats like RVT, IFC, DWG™, and anything Autodesk Docs software can support. This session will guide you through creating object table configurations to restructure and pivot model properties, enabling rapid identification of key elements during review sessions. Learn how to export data for further analysis and visualization in tools like Microsoft Excel and Power BI. Additionally, get a sneak peek at the upcoming Custom Properties feature, built on the AEC Data Model. This session is perfect for BIM managers, BIM coordinators, engineers, and designers who are existing users of Modeling, Navisworks, and Assemble. Join us to enhance your model review process and elevate your data analysis capabilities!

This case study will follow the creation of the attraction Monsters Unchained: The Frankenstein Experiment for the new theme park Universal Epic Universe. It will illustrate how Universal Creative, as both designer and owner, is using the full range of Autodesk software and construction cloud suite to collaborate between teams and bring to life groundbreaking attractions. Creating innovative theme park attractions necessitates the blending of disciplines. Attraction designers incorporate mechanical system animation with digital media, lighting, and visual effects using 3ds Max software—while architects and engineers design and document facility systems in Revit software to meet operational needs. During ride and show manufacturing and general construction, teams constantly monitor installation quality with reality capture methods like LiDAR using ReCap and Navisworks software, validating real-world conditions against the creative intent models and federated BIM, thereby completing the project lifecycle.

The life of a model begins in design, or even in early concept stages. But it extends throughout the project lifecycle. It takes on new shapes and functions, enriched as it progresses from one team to the next. And it serves as a living representation of the project long after handover. Join us as we discuss ways to break traditional silos between teams and use Autodesk’s design and construction solutions to author, prepare, and use models. This interactive workshop, presented by our Product Development team, will focus on what’s to come in Autodesk Construction Cloud and beyond.