The Factory of the Future provides an answer to the question: What does our factory signify? Based on an international survey among 700 participants, we will present current challenges and changing requirements in the factory of the future. From a research point of view, we will evaluate the challenges and present solutions for each challenge. We will present the following technologies: smart robots, human-robot collaboration, additive manufacturing, augmented reality, production simulation, immersive training, integration of the value chain, and decentralization and production steering. We will introduce the example of the e.GO Mobile AG factory—an industry 4.0 reference factory—and present solutions for an integrated digital factory twin. The e.GO factory is a pioneer in the automotive industry, focusing on data-driven use cases to address future challenges. This example will show that the factory of the future is already here today.

Who else is the Factory Design Utilities software useful for, besides factory planners? With the integration of Factory Design Utilities inside the Product Design & Manufacturing Collection, everyone has access to this effective tool to layout spaces with Inventor assets. Aside from the usual approach of planning factories, we will look at examples from trade fairs, retail environments, event planning, playgrounds, cafeterias, and others. We will begin with the asset creation in Inventor software and the space layout in 2D in AutoCAD software. Combined, we will then move to the Factory Design Utilities and understand how these 3 tools can be used in conjunction. We can then explore our layout with Navisworks software to visualize the layouts we create.

Factory Design Suite offers unique functionality that greatly simplifies the process of laying out and visualizing a factory design. However, don't let the word factory get in the way or color your view of this application. Anyone who needs to lay out a confined space or a floor with common design assets can take advantage of the workflow offered by Factory Design Suite. In this class, we look at specific functionality available in Factory Design Suite and demonstrate how it can be used in other layout workflows.

Factory Design Suite offers unique functionality that greatly simplifies the process of laying out and visualizing a factory design. However, don't let the word "factory" get in the way or color your view of this application. Anyone who needs to lay out a confined space or a floor with common design assets can take advantage of the workflow offered by Factory Design Suite. In this class we will look at specific functionality available in Factory Design Suite and demonstrate how we can use it in other layout workflows.

With the industry changing at such a rapid pace, it was important for Multipond to move from using Autodesk Inventor Professional to the Factory Design Suite and future-proof the design process, in line with the future of manufacturing approach. This presentation will go through why and how Multipond’s UK project manager implemented Factory Design Suite into the business with their already complex Multihead Weighing series production lines. Multipond's Steve Sutherland will take the class through an in-depth, firsthand look at how Factory has impacted the Multipond design process, followed by a workflow presentation by Marc Pattinson covering Factory layouts and Navisworks using the Multipond completed dataset.

Take a captivating journey into a factory. See the magic behind the scenes when an Autodesk, Inc., business consultant and a Magna factory planner implement a real factory. It’s your chance of a lifetime to experience the wonder of Factory Design Suite software for developing, implementing, and managing a digital mockup that’s “just the ticket.” Beyond the Autodesk University gates astonishment awaits, as you gaze at best practice workflows that transform point clouds to as-built models and dazzle with production scenario simulations. Discover the thrill of piping systems in production environments, where cooling water and pressured air supplies respond to your every whim. Be the lucky chosen few to tell your friends about the time you save with early-bird materials and construction sequencing. Discover secrets beyond your wildest factory dreams, for efficient change planning with intelligent factory assets, building service equipment, and enhanced resource data management. This is the visit that nobody wants to miss.

So much different software is installed with Factory Design Suite that it can be hard for a user to know where to start. This class will examine the entire workflow of Factory Design Suite, and show you the use of different software systems that are installed on your machine. You will learn how to use the Autodesk 360 cloud-computing platform to quickly get the 2D layout data from the sales engineer at a client site and then provide him with a completed 3D layout with Factory Design Suite (which is in sync with the 2D layout). We will discuss in detail how Revit software interoperability enables the factory buildings to be used in Inventor software for flawless completion of factory layouts from concept to completion. Finally, we will explore Augmented Reality to discover how planners and engineers are using it to visualize and review virtual factories. This session features Factory Design Utilities, Inventor Professional, and Navisworks Factory Advanced. AIA Approved

Discover a stepwise approach to creating a true digital factory. This course will showcase the journey right from concept to the commissioning of the factory. During this journey we will also cover areas of infrastructure modeling such as land development and building design going into the process layout for manufacturing and finally moving into an interactive digital factory.

With so many different software systems installed with Factory Design Suite software, it’s hard for a user to know where to start. This class will show you the entire workflow of Factory Design Suite software, including the use of different software systems that are installed on your machine. We will discuss how to use the Autodesk 360 cloud services to quickly get the 2D layout data from the sales engineer who is at a client site, and provide him with a completed 3D layout with the Factory Design Suite software that is in sync with the 2D layout. We will discuss Revit software interoperability in detail as to how it will enable the factory buildings to be utilized in Inventor software for a flawless completion of factory layouts from concept to completion.

When planning a factory, many trades, project participants, and disciplines are involved. This presentation will show you an end-to-end digital process called the integrated factory model (IFM). The coordination of all project-relevant data is the basis of an end-to-end digital process and is largely responsible for the success of a project. A simple 3D construction space model gives each project participant their workspace. There, for example, the layout planner carries out process simulation and line planning with the Factory Design Utilities software. Due to the adjacent construction spaces, collisions with other layouts or the building equipment can be detected and eliminated at a very early stage. All data is continuously merged, checked, and adjusted in an overall coordination model in BIM 360 software.

The Factory Design Utilities offers unique functionality that greatly simplifies the process of laying out and visualizing a factory design. However, don't let the word "factory" limit the scope or your view of this application. Anyone who needs to lay out a space or design with a common collection of assets can take advantage of the workflow offered by Factory Design Utilities. In this class we will look at specific functionality available in Factory Design Utilities and demonstrate how we can use it in many other design workflows.

This class is set up to cover a complete workflow based on Autodesk, Inc., technology, including process planning over 2D to 3D layout, reality capture, and 4D timeline in virtual factory experience.

This is customer round table will provide specific examples of success that came from using Factory Design Suite to improve the manufacturing planning process.

There is so much different software installed in Factory Design Suite that it can be hard for a user to know where to start. This class will examine the entire workflow of Factory Design Suite and show you the use of different software that is installed on your machine. You will learn how to use the Autodesk 360 cloud-computing platform to quickly get the 2D layout data from the sales engineer at a client site and then provide him with a completed 3D layout with Factory Design Suite (which is in sync with the 2D layout). We will discuss in detail how Revit software interoperability enables the factory buildings to be used in Inventor software for flawless completion of factory layouts from concept to completion.

“Virtual commissioning,” “industry 4.0,” and “digital twin” are today’s buzzwords in factory planning. Today, 3D planning is standard in many areas. But with Factory Design Utilities software and Industrial Physics software from machineering, new far-reaching simulation possibilities are emerging. The digital twin accompanies machines throughout their lifetimes—daily business, changes or modifications on the machine, service works—with a goal of preventing errors, optimizing machines, and avoiding failures. Use the simulation model as a basis for the digital twin in the early stages of the development process to safeguard your concepts.

Factory Design Suite is a solution designed to enable customers to design, implement, and maintain a factory. Are you considering adopting Factory Design Suite? If so, you will need to change your design methodology, but you will see process improvements and productivity increase. This class uses a real customer project to showcase the possibilities of using Factory Design Suite and explain how to implement, while taking into consideration customer constraints and customer expectations. It's about product adoption.

Reality capture techniques are becoming commonplace in many aspects of design. The factory layout process is no different. From the clean up and orientation of the point cloud to the possibility of using point clouds as factory assets, when it comes to utilizing point clouds with Factory Design Suite software, there is a lot to consider. Join us in this class as we focus on the various techniques and workflows for capitalizing on point clouds captures in the factory layout process. This session features the Factory Design Utilities, Autodesk Inventor, and ReCap.

There are so many things to consider when developing assets for Factory Design Suite. Creating functional assets for your factory layouts can be challenging unless you have a detailed checklist for asset development. This class offers a step-by-step approach to developing fully functional assets. It accounts for everything from iProperties to iLogic. Join us as we explore the process of asset development while discussing each step in the checklist.

Factory Design Utilities software offers unique functionality that greatly simplifies the process of laying out and visualizing a factory design. However, don't let the word "factory" limit the scope or your view of this application. Anyone who needs to lay out a space or design with a common collection of assets can take advantage of the workflow offered by Factory Design Utilities. In this class, we will look at specific functionality available in Factory Design Utilities, and demonstrate how we can use it in many other design workflows.

Why have we committed ourselves to using Autodesk Software for planning and operating our Factories? Autodesk provides toolsets with unique capabilities, driven by users and the market – but most important: They can collaborate. After an introduction towards a shared understanding, challenges and showing facts in using Autodesk's tool chain for Building- & Building Infrastructure and Production Facilities, I will showcase how to set up an Integrated Factory Model within an datamanagement environment and how to implement "next generation" tool like BIM360 and more... Additionally I've prepared this teaser to better understand the content and purpose of this presentation: https://a360.co/3urmPzm