Tech-Driven Coral Reef Conservation Bolsters Survival Amid Warming Oceans
Coral reef conservation is critical as warming ocean temperatures are destroying these creatures. Learn how tech is helping keep them alive—and thriving.
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Designers Reveal 6 Trends That Will Shape the Automotive Industry’s Future
From integrated factory planning to virtual reality, discover six key trends primed to disrupt the automotive industry in the future.
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How Smart Construction Tech Orchestrated Beijing’s Sub Center Theater
Designing Beijing’s new Sub Center Theater complex meant using smart construction technologies to perfect everything from architecture to acoustics.
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Metal, Concrete, and Wood Are the Next Frontiers in 3D-Printing Materials
Mention 3D printing materials to most people, and they’ll think plastic. But new developments are bringing more options into the fold.
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Next-Gen Smart Buildings: Data-Driven Facilities Will Run Cheaper and Greener
Smart buildings use technologies like IoT, machine learning, automation, and BIM to optimize performance. Data-driven planning can make them even healthier, less wasteful, and more resilient.
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Toyota Brings a Generative Design Seat Frame to the Next Level With AI
For the future of comfortable car interiors, Toyota uses generative design to create a seat frame that is safe, lightweight, beautiful, and sustainable.
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The Viessmann Smart Factory Is Pumping Up the Heat
Heating and air-conditioning specialist Viessmann is using digital factory planning to boost production at its new heat-pump smart factory.
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The State of Design & Make: Surviving Change Starts With Digital Maturity
Autodesk CEO Andrew Anagnost dives into the first annual “State of Design & Make” report and explains why digitally mature companies will win the technology race.
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How Do You Get Data to the Right People at the Right Time? Use an Industry Cloud
An industry cloud can help companies break down silos and connect data, processes, and workflows in one centralized environment.
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Can Making MEP Leaner and Greener Solve Construction’s Skilled Labor Shortage?
Three firms demonstrate how BIM-based planning isn’t just future-proofing MEP building services—it’s helping solve construction’s skilled labor shortage.
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M2X Energy Battles Harmful Emissions by Converting Waste Methane Into Products
Start-up M2X Energy is prototyping mobile refining plants that reduce greenhouse gas emissions by converting them into a multipurpose chemical feedstock.
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Audi’s New Charging Hub Levels Up the Urban e-car User Experience
Audi’s prefabricated charging hub is an exclusive, customized fast-charging solution for electric cars in urban areas.
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Why Camera-to-Cloud Technology Is a Real-Time Revolution for TV and Film
Camera-to-cloud technology gives TV and film directors and production crews access to “immediates” and greatly improves collaboration and efficiency.
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How Urban Sustainability Will Improve Cities, Economies, and the World
Urban sustainability is a complex issue requiring new collaboration in city planning—and one that is crucial to the resilience of buildings and communities.
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One Click Metal Is Changing the Metal 3D Printing Game for Smaller Manufacturers
See how the young German manufacturing company One Click Metal uses metal additive technology to disrupt the design game.
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Sustainability and Inclusivity Inform Notre-Dame de Paris’ New Landscape Design
How BIM and cloud collaboration helped bring sustainability and inclusivity to Notre-Dame de Paris’s new landscape design.
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How the Circular Economy Creates a More Sustainable, Wealthier World
Through reusing materials and eliminating waste, a circular economy offers a solution to natural resource overuse, social inequity, and the climate crisis.
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A UK Exhibition Showcases Net-Zero Architecture—and the Industry’s Way Forward
An exhibit by the Royal Institute of British Architects demonstrates how restoration, recycling, and reuse can help the industry realize net-zero architecture.
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What Is Low-Carbon Development for Design and Construction?
Learn about the tools, materials, and benefits of sustainable building for future generations.
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What Is Embodied Carbon in the Built World, and How Can It Be Reduced?
Measuring and reducing emissions from building materials and construction, referred to as embodied carbon, can help meet net-zero goals.
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