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Accelerate brings together Autodesk customers, industry executives, top market analysts, and subject matter experts to learn, network, and share strategies for solving the design and manufacturing challenges that will shape the future of making.

Integration of engineering software systems is an important part of the AMC Bridge research program. Steel Structures Drawings Manager is our latest technology demonstration created to establish a bidirectional connection between Autodesk® Advance Steel and Autodesk® Vault.

Fusion 360 wouldn’t be what it is today without our customers. They use it to design and make incredible things, from lightweight motorcycle swingarms to powerful industrial processing equipment. As a cloud-based manufacturing ecosystem, it also wouldn’t grow without our customers, which is why we’re excited to announce three new sets of capabilities—capabilities that we’ve designed and implemented as a direct response to our customers’ needs.

Conducting extensive research into the integration of CAD systems with domain-specific libraries, AMC Bridge continues to deliver high-quality solutions for the industry. Our latest Revit® to Kineo™ technology demonstration of interfacing the main Autodesk® Revit® system with the Siemens Kineo™ software is developed to present a potential solution to path planning problems.

Continually conducting research on connecting various engineering software tools, AMC Bridge created a technology demonstration of direct access to Autodesk A360 from SketchUp within a single environment.

General Motors is now streamlining its design process by using a combination of 3D printing and algorithms. The automotive giant has announced that it is taking advantage of generative design software from Bay Area-based company Autodesk in order to manufacture lightweight parts for its future products. GM plans to incorporate the technology into its development of more efficient models including zero emissions vehicles.