Imagine walking a design site before it’s ever built, with grading, buildings, and utilities unfolding around you in full context. Immersive Digital Workplaces make that possible, turning project models into shared experiences that improve communication and bring teams into alignment before construction begins. In this fast-paced, high-level session, three voices from civil design, immersive technology, and construction will share insights from the field. Rather than a technical deep dive, this session offers a big-picture look at how immersive Digital Workplaces are bridging disciplines, reducing errors, and clarifying complex data throughout the project lifecycle. When stakeholders can visualize a design in its environment, they are empowered to make faster, more confident decisions. Join us to explore how immersive workflows support better outcomes from concept through construction.

What if anyone could automate Revit software without writing a single line of code? This session introduces an open-source AI agent that turns natural language into executable Revit operations. Built on retrieval augmented generation (RAG) and Model Context Protocol (MCP), it retrieves knowledge from Revit API Docs, generates C# code, and executes it inside Revit in real time. Key highlights include the following: There are no hardcoded rules the large language model (LLM) reasons from real API signatures. There are no preset commands never-seen operations are reasoned and created on the fly. Successful operations solidify into reusable templates non-developers replay them instantly. And there's a live Revit connection via TCP JSON-RPC with Roslyn dynamic compilation. No C# experience or plug-in background is needed. And there's no command library to maintain. Just describe what you want.

Are you tired of manually re-entering data between Autodesk Forma (formerly Autodesk Construction Cloud), Procore, and HCSS? ProjectReady WorkBridge eliminates that burden. In this live product demo, Topcon Solutions and ProjectReady will walk through three real-world workflows: bidirectional sync between Autodesk Forma and Procore for submittals, RFIs, issues, and photos; project data transfers from Procore to Autodesk Forma; and the connecting of HCSS HeavyBid to BuildingConnected for a seamless preconstruction-to-construction handoff. See WorkBridge's scheduling engine, audit logs, and no-data-at-rest architecture in action and leave knowing how to connect your platforms and keep every team aligned.

For years, digital twins have been presented as the ultimate goal of digital transformation. But today the conversation has evolved. The real value lies in creating a digital representation of an asset and enabling it to analyze, predict, and support better decisions via artificial intelligence. This session will explore how engineering models, BIM, reality capture, operational data, and AI combine to create intelligent digital ecosystems. We'll examine the evolution from traditional to AI-enabled digital twins. We'll discuss the role of foundation and domain-specific engineering models. And we'll explore how organizations can leverage existing digital assets to unlock new operational insights and automation. This session will provide a practical road map for those seeking to transform engineering and construction data into actionable intelligence. You'll leave with a clear understanding of how AI complements digital twins and how technologies can drive measurable business value throughout the asset lifecycle. 

Projects aren't delayed by effort they're slowed by disconnects. When teams work in separate systems, visibility drops, costs drift, and decisions lag. Join leaders from Reef Capital Partners, Jacobsen Construction, Gaylor Electric, and UPS to learn how they're using Autodesk Forma to bridge these gaps. Discover how owners, general contractors, and specialty contractors are leveraging Forma including new Bridge functionality to connect workflows, improve cross-organizational collaboration, and enable more data-driven cost management. Walk away with practical ways to improve coordination and drive better project outcomes.

Architects and BIM teams are generating AI images faster than ever. But outputs rarely connect back to real materials, specifications, or fabrication. This session will draw on three MIT Architecture and Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) research projects to show exactly where the design-to-build pipeline breaks down and what fixes it. What we'll cover includes steering AI image generation with element-level references, matching rendered materials back into BIM specifications, and connecting natural language to robotic assembly each finding maps to a workflow that practitioners can act on. You'll leave with research-backed behavioral changes where AI tools genuinely add value in their pipelines and where the gaps need bridging.

When the United Arab Emirates set its Net Zero 2050 target, the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MOEI) faced a critical challenge: Project data was spread across disconnected systems in seven emirates, creating delays, inconsistency, and poor visibility. This session will share how the MOEI moved to a connected delivery model using Autodesk Forma, scaled ISO 19650-aligned BIM standards nationally, created a single source of truth, and used AI-powered environmental analysis to support better design decisions. We'll also share what failed, how we handled resistance, and the lessons learned. You'll leave with a practical road map you can apply to government and institutional projects immediately.

In this session, we're going to take you through the entire process of creating a digital twin for a wastewater treatment plant that's more than 80 years old. This will cover everything from laser scans of existing conditions to creating assets that show live data and allow scheduled maintenance and access to drawings and loop diagrams it. Let's explore how to set up Revit, Civil 3D, GIS, Autodesk Forma Data Management, Autodesk Forma Build, and Autodesk Tandem software to be used in far more ways than you may have considered. Learn with us how we create a management system that our future workforce wants to use.

Infrastructure projects are growing in scale, complexity, and urgency and Autodesk is evolving to meet that challenge. In this session, you'll hear from the teams behind Civil 3D, InfraWorks, ReCap, and Collaboration for Civil 3D as they share what's new and what's next for civil engineers and infrastructure professionals. Learn how modeling, analysis, and collaboration workflows are evolving to support more-sustainable, connected, and efficient project delivery. You'll also get an early look at features in development and have the opportunity to provide input that will help shape Autodesk's infrastructure roadmap.

In more-complicated designs, users can see efficiency gains from using customized subassemblies that do the work of multiple assembly regions. In this lab, users will experience using Subassembly Composer to create a subassembly that uses a Decision function to facilitate multiple end conditions along a design with a single assembly or region. Then, using that custom subassembly in Civil 3D software, we'll use the Corridor Transition tools to adjust the design with a high level of control.

Operational efficiency isn't just about speed it's about consistency, control, and clarity. In this session, we'll explore how the latest updates in Autodesk Forma are helping teams standardize processes, streamline administration, and turn project data into meaningful insights. We'll cover recent enhancements and what's coming next across Project and Hub Admin, Bridge, Templates, Library, Reports, Data Connector, Dashboards, and more. Learn how we're reducing setup time, increasing governance, and unlocking insights across projects and portfolios. If you want to scale smarter and operate with confidence, this session will deliver a clear path forward.

Curious about how to link your schematics in AutoCAD Electrical software to your models in Inventor software? Get an understanding of the functionality that links these two programs together. This session will cover the key elements you'll need to know to bridge your design between AutoCAD Electrical and Inventor.

Manufacturing organizations often struggle with disconnected systems across sales, engineering, and production. This class will show how Vault PLM software forms the backbone of a connected digital thread spanning customer relationship management (CRM), CAD, product data management (PDM), product lifecycle management (PLM), manufacturing execution systems (MES), and enterprise resource planning (ERP). Starting from a CRM order, we'll demonstrate rule-based CAD automation, engineering data management in Vault, and seamless Item and BOM synchronization into Autodesk Fusion Manage driven by the built-in connector. Design reviews are handled through a web interface powered by the Vault Data API, manufacturing execution runs in Autodesk Fusion Operations, and business data flows into ERP event-driven and AI-assisted. See how Vault PLM bridges engineering and enterprise to streamline the journey, from order to delivery.

Architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firms accumulate irreplaceable institutional knowledge buried in drawings, RFIs, submittals, intelligent models, and lessons learned no one reads twice. Drawing on firsthand conversations with North American AEC firms, we'll demonstrate how retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), multimodal AI, and lightweight agents layered on Autodesk Forma (formerly Autodesk Construction Cloud) and Autodesk Platform Services can mine project data to surface precedent details, validate firm standards, classify specifications, predict RFI risk, and accelerate new-hire onboarding. You'll leave with a practical implementation road map, governance and data-readiness checkpoints, build-versus-buy decision criteria, and three pilot patterns proven on real Revit, Civil 3D, and Autodesk Forma workflows.

This technical deep dive will present an automated site-development workflow linking Civil 3D, Revit, Autodesk Forma Site Design, and Dynamo as a Service (DaaS). First, Civil 3D extracts the contextual data from a Forma project, analyzes grading limits, and generates back in Forma hatched “buildable pad” areas (max flat footprint without major walls/earthwork). Next, a Dynamo graph reads building program data from a spreadsheet. Then, the user selects the site boundary and pad outline in DaaS. And a Python node places buildings based on editable criteria (daylight, sun angle, wind, noise, orientation) to rapidly generate and compare options.

Is the Navisworks silo holding your project back? For 20 years, coordination was a "once a week" event locked on a desktop. No more. This session will explore the leap to continuous, cloud-native coordination in Autodesk Forma (formerly Autodesk Construction Cloud). We'll dive into how Model Coordination democratizes BIM, using Autodesk AI and Autodesk Assistant to validate clashes against specs in real time. Learn to ditch static PDF reports for a closed-loop workflow that connects designers directly to fixes. We'll settle the debate: Where does Model Coordination win, and when do you still need the Navisworks "power user" kit? Join us to build a road map for a faster, AI-augmented and integrated future. Stop clashing. Start coordinating.

Discover a new integration between Civil 3D and InfoWorks WS Pro software that connects BIM-based pressure pipe network design with detailed hydraulic analysis. See how bidirectional data exchange helps teams create constructable 3D networks using real parts while validating pressure, flow, and performance in InfoWorks WS Pro. Learn how this workflow improves design quality, reduces rework, and supports more-cost-effective outcomes. An industry expert will share real-world workflows, key benefits, lessons learned, and practical recommendations for successful adoption.

For too long, BIM data quality for operations has been treated as a downstream problem discovered late, remediated manually, and handed over with gaps that limit long-term value. In reality, these are rarely technical failures, but governance failures. This class will explore how organizations can shift from reactive records remediation to upstream prevention by introducing a BIM governance coordinator role: bridging client requirements, internal standards, and multidisciplinary delivery teams to ensure expectations are understood, tracked, and enforced throughout the project lifecycle turning BIM deliverables into more-reliable operational assets.

The most powerful moment in digital delivery isn't when the model is complete. It's when an owner traces a work order back to a verified asset record and makes a better decision because the data was there. This session will show how to make that moment possible. Drawing on large-scale aviation and transportation infrastructure experience, you'll learn to structure BIM/CIIM deliverables that deliver value beyond handover. Asset data schemas, COBie deliverables, and Revit models connected through Autodesk Forma become the foundation for an operational ecosystem where owners and delivery teams share a single source of truth, driving smarter operations and measurable facility performance for the life of the asset.

Many tunnel projects rely on static design approaches that limit the ability of stakeholders to anticipate construction risks and adapt to evolving constraints. This session will present a decision-driven parametric design approach for tunnel and cross-passage modeling using shared project data accessible to stakeholders. Based on a real tunnel project in the United Kingdom, we'll demonstrate how Dynamo-driven workflows enable rapid iteration of design scenarios and validation of geometric constraints. The session will also highlight collaboration between design and construction teams using shared linear references. We'll also share how value was assessed, including reduced design iterations, improved risk anticipation, and faster decision making.