Autodesk University India 2019 to showcase automation potential

Autodesk’s annual flagship event Autodesk University India 2019 (AU India 2019) was held for the second time in Bengaluru on 5th September 2019. The sixth consecutive edition of the event in India showcased the role of automation in the Future of Making, fueled by modern technologies like generative design and building information modelling (BIM). AU India 2019 brought together product designers, engineers, architects, planners and other professionals in the ecosystem to provide them hands-on experience with the technologies shaping their industry and how they can adapt to it.

“The manufacturing, construction and infrastructure sectors in India are going through a paradigm shift, fuelled by innovations such as generative design, robotics, BIM, additive manufacturing, VR/AR and more,” said Haresh Khoobchandani, Vice President, APAC Territory Sales at Autodesk. “AU India 2019 presents our customers, partners, and industry leaders with the opportunity to learn and experience these technologies first-hand empowering them to grow their businesses and develop innovative responses to critical business and societal challenges of the day.”

This year, AU India 2019 featured a mix of global experts from the architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, media and entertainment industries, who demonstrated how they have implemented leadingedge technologies in their respective sectors. Autodesk also hosted an educator’s roundtable on “The Role of Technology in Education for NextGen Engineers” at the event.

• Aether Energy showcased the use of Autodesk technology to design their flagship electric vehicle, the Aether 450.
• Social Hardware demonstrated the application of Autodesk generative design technology in developing low-cost medical prosthetics.
• Jendamark Techcellency expounded on the role of automation in the automotive sector and industry stalwart TVS Motors led a discussion on how Digital Factories are shaping the Future of Manufacturing in automotive industries.
• Total Environment showed how technologies like Building, Information, Modeling (BIM) can expand customer choice in real estate to build a house customized to their preferences.
• Green Gold Animation showcased how they used media and entertainment software from Autodesk to create the iconic Chotta Bheem in 3D.