"The headline news is Forma. Autodesk isn't just tweaking its construction software anymore; it's aiming for a fully unified end-to-end environment. Conceptual design, detailed engineering, MEP planning, and construction management are all coming together under one roof, powered by a single data layer. For users, that means no more juggling separate platforms or hoping different teams' data will align. For Autodesk, it's a foundation for automation that goes beyond anything Fusion has offered to date."
"Autodesk is rebuilding its intellectual property into foundation models designed specifically for industrial use. These aren't generic AI assistants like the ones popping up in your email or banking apps; they're context-aware, discipline-specific agents that help humans make decisions rather than replacing them. Anagnost was adamant: humans stay in the loop. "We're not trying to create the answer," he says. "The goal is to make it easy for engineers, architects, and construction professionals to evaluate options and make the call themselves.""
Autodesk unveiled Forma, an integrated environment unifying conceptual design, detailed engineering, MEP planning, and construction management on a single data layer. The unified platform eliminates the need to juggle separate tools and aligns team data for smoother handoffs. The single data layer provides a foundation for automation that extends beyond prior Fusion capabilities. Autodesk is rebuilding intellectual property into foundation models tailored for industrial use, creating context-aware, discipline-specific AI agents. Those agents are designed to assist professionals by presenting options and enabling informed decisions while keeping humans in the loop.
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