In this session, we'll present the latest status of Autodesk Construction Cloud APIs. We'll discuss the APIs that have recently been added, and we'll explore what we expect to release in the near future.

In this session, we will present the latest status of Autodesk Construction Cloud APIs, discussing those that have recently been added and those that we expect to release in the near future.

In this class, we will present the current status of the APIs for Construction Cloud software, discussing the APIs that have recently been added and those that we expect to release in near future.

This class will guide you through the new, exciting, cloud-based API for InfraWorks 360 software. We will cover how to get started and extract data from the model, how to generate report from the extracted information, and how to integrate with other providers—all by reading InfraWorks 360 software models using the REST API. Previous programming knowledge is required (Microsoft C# and Microsoft .NET), and knowledge of REST and the JavaScript API is recommended.

In this session, we’ll walk through real-world examples that showcase how developers and pipeline engineers can programmatically submit, manage, and monitor compute-intensive tasks in the cloud. Using the Job and Resource APIs from the Flow Graph Engine API, you'll learn how to offload simulations, batch process assets, and streamline repetitive workflows using Bifrost as a cloud executor. This API-first approach frees up local machines, accelerates production, and enables scalable parallel execution—helping teams reduce turnaround time and improve pipeline efficiency. Whether you're building internal tools or optimizing large-scale asset generation, this session will offer practical insights into integrating cloud-based compute into your 3D production workflows.

Attend this class to learn how to share your design proposals among your stakeholders using cloud-based API for InfraWorks 360 software. We will cover how to get started, extract data from the model, and share the data on other web- and cloud-based apps—all by reading models, proposals, and features using the REST API. Prior programming knowledge is required (C# and Microsoft .NET) and understanding of REST and the JavaScript API is recommended.

The Forge Design Automation API is a cloud-based service that enables the automation capabilities of AutoCAD software, Inventor software, Revit software, and 3ds Max software. This presentation will explain and demonstrate two new features that increase the service’s capabilities. First, the preview feature of Open Network Access breaks down a longstanding barrier wherein the Design Automation API disallows network access during the running of a job. Letting customers add in access networks through HTTP(S) calls will solve some problems of workflows currently running in the Design Automation API, and will help extend the scope of work processes that the Design Automation API can support. WebSocket endpoints is another new offering that points back to client devices (desktop, mobile, or laptop), sending progress and completion responses so the applications don't need to make repeated Get requests—plus no callback for onComplete argument is needed to find the status of a job. We will also introduce and demo other small but peppy features that the Design Automation API has supported since last year.

AWS Deadline Cloud for VRED software is a fully managed, cloud-based, render management solution to burst high-quality rendering at scale. This easy-to-deploy and affordable solution supports VRED core and service-managed fleet (SMF) infrastructure—managed by AWS, requiring no IT commitments to configure, deploy, and maintain infrastructure and licensing. Customer-managed fleet (CMF) infrastructure offers end users the flexibility to use their existing on-prem hardware infrastructure or cloud-based environments to perform VRED rendering. Slides and live demos will illustrate how AWS Deadline Cloud for VRED can be integrated into an existing pipeline. This is illustrated through interfaces, including stand-alone tools, the Deadline Cloud API, and a render job submitter. Features highlighted will include grouping workers to fleets, assigning render job prioritization and scheduling, as well as monitoring progress through the Deadline Cloud monitor desktop application and AWS Management Console.

Ask your programming questions to our panel of hardcore cloud and mobile experts from our software development teams. If you are writing Solutions that are based on these technologies, or you are just about to start and want to know more, this is the perfect forum to get to know the people who create the APIs and services you work with—and your fellow programmers who use those APIs. Come and ask questions, add your expertise to the discussion, or just listen and learn. Additional Autodesk, Inc., software/services include AutoCAD I/O API, Autodesk PLM 360 software, BIM 360 Glue software, Configurator 360 software, Mockup 360 software, Simulation 360 software, Autodesk 360 cloud-computing platform, BIM 360 Field software, CAM 360 software, Fusion 360 software, Process Analysis 360 software, and ReCap 360 software.

The Autodesk Manufacturing Data Model API is a way to store your manufacturing design data in the cloud, making it easily accessible from anywhere. Using the example of the OpenBOM cloud application, this class will show how to streamline product lifecycle management (PLM) integrations with Autodesk Fusion 360 software using the Manufacturing Data Model API. Let's see how you can develop fully connected model SaaS applications using Autodesk Platform Services and the Manufacturing Data Model API.

Are you building apps on the Autodesk Platform Services, Autodesk Construction Cloud, or BIM 360 platforms? Are you using Autodesk Platform Services as part of your digital transformation strategy—or helping your customers transform their businesses? Do you want to learn more about what the Autodesk Platform Services team has been working on throughout the past year? Join us to learn about the improved APIs, the new Autodesk Construction Cloud APIs, the next generation of APIs to work with data, and more. See what's new with Autodesk Platform Services APIs and what's coming in the next generation of the Autodesk Platform Services platform. Get the insights you need to confidently create your application development plans.

The Autodesk Forge platform delivers brilliant technologies that enhances the daily work also in the desktop world. This session will explain and show how to benefit from the forge APIs within your desktop environment with practical, real examples. See how to use the Forge Viewer within Vault, or how to leverage the Design Automation API with your local files, how to use the Data Management and Derivative API. This session will explain how Cloud and Desktop can work together today, with practical examples and so give you new ideas for your business. (Joint AU/Forge DevCon class).

Are you building apps on the Autodesk Platform Services, Autodesk Construction Cloud, or BIM 360 platforms? Are you using Autodesk Platform Services as part of your digital transformation strategy—or to help your customers transform their businesses? Do you want to learn more about what the Autodesk Platform Services team has been working on throughout the past year? Join us to learn about the improved APIs, the new Autodesk Construction Cloud APIs, the next generation of APIs to work with data, and more. See what's new with Autodesk Platform Services APIs and what's coming in the next generation of Autodesk Platform Services. Get the insights you need to confidently create your application development plans.

The new Data Exchange service helps you unlock your data and gives you the flexibility to share the right data with the right stakeholders at the right time. Its flexible and powerful API allows you to access the granular data in exchanges and, given the structure of the data, it is also possible to quickly identify and get the difference between the versions of a shared data subset. In this class, we’ll have an overview of the concepts used by the Data Exchange to describe the data structure, and we’ll work with these concepts to explain how the data’s organized within an exchange container. We’ll discuss the current capabilities of the Data Exchange API as well as some future functionalities. Given its current capabilities, we’ll go through some workflows that best suit its use. To be fair, we’ll also see some cases where it might not be the right solution, and compare it with other APIs like the Model Derivative API, the BIM 360 API, and Autodesk Construction Cloud Model Properties API.

Address your programming questions to our panel of hardcore cloud and mobile experts from our software development teams. If you're writing Solutions that are based on these technologies or you're just about to start and want to know more, this is the perfect forum to both get to know the people who create the APIs and services you work with and meet your fellow programmers who use those APIs. Come and ask questions, add your expertise to the discussion, or just listen and learn.

Ask your programming questions of our panel of hardcore cloud and mobile experts from our software development teams. If you are writing solutions that are based on these technologies or you are just about to start and want to know more, then this is the perfect forum to get to know the people who create the APIs and services you work with and your fellow programmers who use those APIs. Come and ask questions, add your expertise to the discussion, or just listen and learn.

Your Building Information Modeling (BIM) data increases significantly in value the more you make use of it. Cloud-based technologies make this extremely easy. We explore how to connect the desktop and the cloud to make any BIM data you choose available to anyone you choose, including optional round-trip real-time editing of selected properties and features. This class discusses extracting information from your Revit Models, enhancing Collaboration for Revit workflows, new additions to the growing suite of The Building Coder desktop-BIM-cloud samples, AEC related Forge APIs such as the Viewer and the Model Derivative API. The latter enables easy translation of design files to different formats and extracting data from them to use almost anywhere. Using demonstrations and dissections of sample applications, we show how these programming tools can easily and vastly enhance your BIM workflows. This is an advanced class for experienced programmers. This session features Revit and Forge. AIA Approved

In this session, Jeff Metcalf, CIO from Layton Construction will be presenting how Layton, Forge and other Cloud Service APIs have been leveraged in order to integrate with CMiC (https://cmicglobal.com), an internal ERP system, to reduce overhead and increase visibility into Key Performance Indicators across many projects using Autodesk Cloud Services including BIM360 (HQ) and BIM360 Field. (Joint AU/Forge DevCon class).

With the Manufacturing Data Model API, you can read, write, and extend your design model through cloud-based workflows—all without the need for desktop authoring applications like Autodesk Fusion software. You can access granular, transparent data via GraphQL APIs, and programmatically access manufacturing information to achieve a variety of cloud-based automations and workflows more efficiently than with REST APIs.

In this session we'll be looking at how design across disciplines can be optimized using Autodesk BIM 360 Document Management and BIM 360 Design (The new C4R platform on top of BIM 360 Document Management). As these models deliver the information for downstream consumption, we'll look at some applications developed through Autodesk's cloud API (Forge) that take this information for analysis, using just a web browser. During this session you will learn about: Workflows between Revit disciplines, Security on BIM 360 Document Management, Filtering and reporting on design data using forge apps