Autodesk
Make anything
Overview
HQ Location
United States
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Year Founded
1982
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Company Type
Public
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Revenue
$1-10b
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Employees
10,001 - 50,000
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Website
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Stock Ticker
NASDAQ: ADSK
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Company Description
Autodesk is a global leader in software for architects, builders, engineers, designers, manufacturers, 3D artists, and production teams. Its design and technology span a wide range of industries to empower innovators everywhere to solve challenges big and small.
IoT Solutions
Looking into the use of Artificial Intelligence and the simulation of complex phenomena to allow softwares to play an active, participatory role Uses 3D printing technology to create everyday products
IoT Snapshot
Autodesk is a provider of Industrial IoT analytics and modeling, sensors, functional applications, wearables, and infrastructure as a service (iaas) technologies, and also active in the buildings, cement, construction and infrastructure, education, railway and metro, and transportation industries.
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Technology Stack
Autodesk’s Technology Stack maps Autodesk’s participation in the analytics and modeling, sensors, functional applications, wearables, and infrastructure as a service (iaas) IoT Technology stack.
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Case Studies.
Case Study
Revolutionizing Global Trade: The Expansion of the Panama Canal
The Panama Canal, a century-old marvel of engineering, was facing a significant challenge. With the advent of larger container vessels, almost half of the world's container ships were too large to pass through the canal. This limitation was a significant bottleneck for international trade, as the canal provides a crucial shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. In 2009, engineering firm MWH Global was tasked with redesigning the canal to accommodate these larger vessels. The project was monumental, requiring a significant increase in the canal's capacity, from 4,600 containers to 12,800. The challenge was not just in the scale of the construction but also in the complexity of the engineering required to lift and guide these supersized ships through the canal without causing damage.
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Streamlining Scandinavian Tunnel Design with VR Games: A Norconsult Case Study
Norconsult, a large multidisciplinary technical consultancy in Norway, was tasked with designing a new rail tunnel near Bergen, Norway. The project was to build a second Ulriken Tunnel parallel to the existing one to double capacity. The challenge was to create a new tunnel without disturbing the old one or disrupting rail service. The project also faced administrative hurdles, particularly getting regulatory approval of the sign and signaling system, which is paramount for railway safety. The signals are typically installed years before train operators can test them, making errors common. The project was scheduled for completion in 2022 and presented significant challenges for builders, who had to bore a new tunnel through Mount Ulriken while also upgrading the existing tunnel and associated rail stations—all without disrupting current railway traffic.
Case Study
Autodesk's Adaptive Learning and Certification for IoT Professionals
The rapidly evolving nature of industries such as manufacturing, architecture, engineering, and construction presents a significant challenge for professionals in these fields. The convergence of roles and disciplines necessitates continuous learning and skill development to stay at the forefront of industry trends. Traditional learning methods may not provide the flexibility and adaptability required for these professionals to upskill and reskill effectively. Furthermore, there is a need for a reliable way to validate and showcase these newly acquired skills to accelerate career growth.
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Enhancing Collaboration and Boosting Productivity with BIM 360 Design: A Case Study of Corstorphine + Wright
Corstorphine + Wright, a UK-based architecture firm, was facing challenges in fostering collaboration and promoting effective working across its eight offices due to an expanding project portfolio and increasing design file sizes. The larger files were putting pressure on the firm's virtual private network (VPN), leading to longer upload and download times. The inability to update Building Information Modeling (BIM) models in real time was causing inefficiencies, as architects had to take notes during meetings and then return to the office to make edits. Clients, who typically want to interrogate a live model before making decisions, had to wait for follow-up meetings or calls to discuss the latest revisions. Additionally, the firm was grappling with data-protection issues and the high costs associated with the local storage required for each project.
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