Autodesk stories
The Khronos Group has unveiled the PBR Neutral Tone Mapper, a new specification enhancing colour accuracy in 3D rendering, essential for eCommerce and architecture.
Expel's new CTO, Cat Starkey, former VP of engineering, is set to foster growth and innovation, utilising her extensive SaaS expertise to steer the firm's technical strategy.
Record low numbers of women in the workforce spotlight a pressing need for diversity recruitment and sponsorship for improved business results.
The Air Conditioning and Mechanical Contractors' Association of Australia is the first organisation outside of North America to join the programme.
The collaboration aims to power immersive real-time experiences across industries, with an initial focus on AEC.
Part of the core Autodesk platform, the three newly-introduced industry clouds - Forma, Flow and Fusion, connect workflows and accelerates projects.
The alliance enables Autodesk and Payapps customers real-time accounting and faster payment cycles during the construction process.
AI use is rapidly growing in Australia's construction sector, with 30% of firms trialling or implementing AI technologies to tackle rising costs.
New Zealand builders and designers are being urged to speed up digital skills and sustainability plans as cost and talent pressures persist.
Autodesk has launched a regional data storage option in Australia for selected Construction Cloud products, offering customers choice for primary project data storage location.
Australia's construction sector struggles with digital skill gaps, causing inefficiencies, delays, and increased project costs.
The construction and engineering sectors are increasingly beginning to recognise the value of digital transformation and data-driven construction.
The new tool could cut costly rework by helping construction teams make construction-ready decisions earlier and share project records more easily.
The move could cut the climate impact of its 300 live projects, with one office tower already delivering a 5,000 ton emissions saving.
Rising costs, weather disruption and labour shortages are squeezing builders, with insolvencies already mounting across Australia.
For coastal New Zealand, the lesson is that resilience will hinge on working with nature, not relying on engineering alone.
Construction firms could cut billing delays and errors as a new alliance links Autodesk Construction Cloud with Payapps across Australia and New Zealand.
Rising costs and delays are pushing builders towards film-style workflows that let design, engineering and construction overlap more efficiently.
Cloud-based collaboration could ease infrastructure skills gaps by letting firms tap overseas talent while keeping local engineers involved in global work.
Teams can now access live BIM data faster, while new Autodesk Build tools aim to curb delays, errors and cost overruns.
