With Autodesk AI, teams get the benefit of real-time risk analytics for earlier visibility into high-risk issues and RFIs. Earlier access gives more time to consider alternatives. The earlier these risks are resolved the more teams can prevent costly downstream impacts.
Simplify file management with the ability to instantly extract title block information from drawings or automatically section a specification. Additionally, leverage Construction IQ during the design review process to predict high risk design issues.
Improve organization and streamline bidding with Autodesk AI powered features like automatic bidder recommendations based on location and trade expertise as well as bid forwarding to help subcontractors manage and group bid invitations.
Speed up submittal workflows with the ability to generate automated submittal logs as well as suggest missing submittals from a specification. Increase visibility and take action to resolve high risk RFI’s with Construction IQ.
Analyze and prioritize high risk quality and safety issues with Construction IQ. Easily find relevant photos with automatic photo tagging for safety or quality reviews, progress tracking offsite, payment verification or historical reference.
Analyze project data to identify and prioritize design, quality, safety, and project control risks.
Learn MoreAutomatically identify potentially missing submittal items before construction starts.
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Overview of Autodesk AI features within construction and how they can help teams with radical efficiency gains.
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Machine learning has been making waves in the construction industry. But what does that really mean and how are teams using this seemingly futuristic technology today?
Autodesk AI
At Autodesk we are investing in AI to help you do more, with less. Learn more about your AI-powered design and make partner .
Autodesk AI is technology available in Autodesk products and native to Autodesk’s Design and Make Platform. Autodesk AI augments design and engineering processes, automates tedious and repetitive work, and analyzes project data to offer predictive insights.
Autodesk AI can bring numerous benefits to a construction project:
Radical efficiency gains - Whether it is in rapid iterative design and analysis, automated takeoff and submittals, or getting easier access to all project data, we can reuse time wasted on non-optimal work and improve productivity.
Earlier access to information - so that we can consider more alternatives and insights. And when we can get access to this information earlier on, it means that we can prevent more costly risk downstream.
Better decision making - Teams are armed with the information they need to make smart decisions, in a timely way, that minimizes risk throughout projects. When teams make better decisions, jobs are finished on time, within budget and everyone on the jobsite goes home safely at the end of each day.
Autodesk takes data security very seriously. Although not widespread today, for certain AI features where it would provide the most customer value and best customer experience, Autodesk uses datasets that may include limited customer data that are subject to our policies and governance practices to ensure that our customers’ intellectual property, confidentiality, privacy, and security is safeguarded and protected.
Our customers are industry experts and this industry has a lot of variability across projects and regions. For the foreseeable future, we see opportunities for AI to automate, provide insights, and provide design alternatives, but always with the expert in control. AI will serve as a digital assistant, but the professional will still be the one giving instructions to the system, engineering prompts, making selections from various design alternatives that the system generates, and controlling the final product.
Autodesk AI is beneficial for a wide range of professionals across all phases of the construction industry including project managers, site engineers, construction planners, architects, builders, contractors, and safety managers.