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Autodesk fusion 3603/6/2023 APS is a suite of interoperable cloud services that provide building blocks to create applications, workflows and integrations.Īutodesk indicated that the process of building and moving to these new platforms will take three to five years but a lot of the foundational work has been done through the creation and development of what was Forge.Īutodesk’s applications will, at first, plug into Autodesk Forma, together with a raft of connectors for third-party products and data in a wide variety of formats, which will enable data exchange. The Forge platform itself was rebranded Autodesk Platform Services (APS), which was a bit of a surprise given the years of marketing and branding that Autodesk had given the initiative. In the case of Autodesk Forma for AEC this would be early-stage design to digital twins.Īutodesk’s Platforms have two essential components: a Unified Database and what were branded as Forge components. These industry ‘clouds’ take Autodesk from providing point solutions like Revit, to delivering cloud environments to streamline workflows and span the full lifecycle, from concept to operation. These platforms will aim to connect the tools, data, processing and workflows for every phase of Autodesk’s customers’ projects. There will be three cloud platforms, specific to different industries – Forma for AEC, Fusion for manufacturing and Flow for media and entertainment. In his keynote, Anagnost explained that Autodesk is developing cloud ‘platforms’ based on a set of common services. Last week at Autodesk University 2022, Anagnost gave the audience Autodesk’s future vision for the convergence of the next generation of design tools. He placed some very subtle hints about how, in the future, Autodesk software would rely on its impressive range of Forge cloud services, moving the company’s development tech stack gradually from desktops to the cloud. If there were to be no second generation of Revit, what would replace it? At Autodesk University this year, Autodesk might not have explicitly given a definitive explanation, but at least it chose to give its customers the destination.Īutodesk CEO, Andrew Anagnost, during his keynote address at Autodesk University 2021, requested that users do not get too attached to their desktop brands. Indeed, there have now been two ‘open letters’ from customers and architectural associations trying to find out what the future of their core application will be. It seemed that Autodesk did not want to redevelop the 20-year old application, despite complaints and frustrations from a broad range of AEC firms. But it has suffered from a lack of development for so long. Revit is such an important BIM application for the AEC industry. AEC Magazine’s very own hobbit, Martyn Day, examines what this could mean for future design workflows, Revit and other applicationsįor many years AEC magazine has been pondering what comes next for Autodesk, as the company has long stated its objective to move from desktop applications to the cloud. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.During his Lord of the Rings inspired keynote at Autodesk University, Autodesk CEO Andrew Anagnost shared some massive news - a new AEC cloud platform called Autodesk Forma. The renders are now the best but acceptable. More tools on the drawing area there is just primary tool and you cant change easy dimensions, sometimes the system just stuck and you need to wait a bit, the export files are corrupted and you cant use them on a new program so the solutions are to redesign the part.
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