March 9, 2021
Autodesk
Previously announced as Autodesk Quantify, Autodesk Takeoff empowers estimators to perform 2D and 3D quantification workflows from a common data environment to increase collaboration, speed and accuracy during the estimation process. Originally announced at Autodesk University in November 2020, Autodesk Takeoff joins Autodesk Build and Autodesk BIM Collaborate as part of the Autodesk Construction Cloud unified platform. Between our BIM coordinators, estimators and self-perform teams, we often work in parallel paths on different iterations of project design data using a variety of tools for coordination, takeoff and budgeting, and to track our productivity and work-in-place. This approach can lead to duplicate work, mistakes and wasted time. With Autodesk BIM Collaborate and Autodesk Takeoff, we are working smart to centralize all of our project information and workflows, which increases transparency, enhances collaboration and
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Sandvik Coromant metal-cutting collaboration with Autodesk Fusion 360 December 16, 2020
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Autodesk. The collaboration was officially announced on Nov. 17, 2020, at Autodesk University 2020. The announcement marks the first step of a long-term partnership between the brands, which will deliver significant benefits to the future of computer-aided manufacturing (CAM).
The first step of the collaboration will tackle one of the most widespread challenges in CAM; the complex task of specifying cutting tools to determine the most effective way to use them.
Introducing more than 2,500 new products per year,
Sandvik Coromant is known for its expertise in machining solutions. The partnership will allow Sandvik Coromant to share this knowledge with even more CAM users in
Plexscape and Airbus join forces to offer the best satellite imagery to the AEC industry Published December 15, 2020
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Following a partnership between Plexscape and Airbus, engineers using AutoCAD can now have easy and fast access to OneAtlas, the Airbusâ geospatial digital platform delivering the freshest satellite imagery, through the new version of Plex-Earth.
By getting access to recent imagery, engineers get a complete understanding of their project sites conditions from the very beginning of their design workflow, speeding up processes and avoiding the high cost of rework by reducing errors.
Conventionally, the use of commercial satellite imagery comes with a number of challenges for many businesses, including the requirement for a certain level of technical expertise for importing the data into AutoCAD to get a real-world view of the project areas. Conversely, free imagery sources are often outdated and unsuitable for commercial engineering use