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A Closer Look at Autodesk Labs This
issue exclusively sponsored by Autodesk
Autodesk is proud to sponsor “Building the Future,” which provides guidance monthly on key industry trends and the application of new technologies. Because, like Autodesk, this section’s insights will help industry practitioners realize their ideas. Happy New Year! Hope you had a relaxed and restful holiday break and are looking forward to yet another year of analysis, research, and reviews from AECbytes. Towards the end of last month, I published my report on Autodesk University 2007 which captured the highlights of the general and building industry sessions, along with an overview of some new products and updates that were on display at the Exhibit Hall accompanying the event. I promised to take a closer look at some of the intriguing new technologies and prototypes that were being demonstrated in the Autodesk Labs section of the Exhibit Hall, such as a web-based vector drawing application, a web service that allows search of generic or manufacturer-specific building products and associated design content, another service that allows search using visual input, and the touch-based navigation of 3D models on a large screen display that was used in the “Project Chicago” video shown in Figure 2 of the Autodesk University article. Let’s kick off the New Year by exploring these technologies in more detail. Article Link http://www.aecbytes.com/buildingthefuture/2008/AutodeskLabs.html To provide comments and feedback on this article, or see what others have to say, please visit its AECbytes blog posting at: http://aecbytes.com/blog/2008/01/14/a-closer-look-at-autodesk-labs/ Copyright (c)2008 Lachmi Khemlani, AECbytes. All rights reserved Thank you for your subscription. Your support is greatly appreciated. To subscribe to AECbytes, visit the AECbytes Subscribe page. To change your e-mail address, send a message to: subscribe@aecbytes.com To ***
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