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Joel Pennington (Autodesk): Virtual Reality in Design: Now and the Future
- 1. © 2017 Autodesk Joel Pennington AR & VR Strategy AWE 2017 VIRTUAL REALITY IN DESIGN: NOW AND THE FUTURE
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- 8. “The Most Dangerous Man in America” – Richard Nixon Timothy Leary – Harvard Psychedelic Therapist
- 10. Image courtesy of Google
- 11. Autodesk Today
- 12. A lot of people. Turns out we’ve got a big target on our backs and we’re now seen as this established software company, vs. the plucky startup. People are creating alternative solutions (or trying to) Who cares? Image courtesy of MPC ©2016 Disney Enterprises, Inc.
- 14. M&E MFG AEC What Makes Autodesk Different?
- 18. Image courtesy of MPC ©2016 Disney Enterprises, Inc.
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- 22. © 2014 Autodesk Autodesk Confidential – Do Not Distribute
- 24. © 2017 Autodesk Powered by
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- 27. Stingray FORGE Cross industry insight What’s Autodesk’ competitive advantage?
- 28. M&E MFG AEC What Makes Autodesk Different?
- 32. Table stakes Where are we going?
- 36. Autodesk and the Autodesk logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of Autodesk, Inc., and/or its subsidiaries and/or affiliates in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names, product names, or trademarks belong to their respective holders. Autodesk reserves the right to alter product and services offerings, and specifications and pricing at any time without notice, and is not responsible for typographical or graphical errors that may appear in this document. © 2017 Autodesk. All rights reserved.
Editor's Notes
- Autodesk customers make stuff and VR and AR can make that easier AEC, MFG, ME examples Live architects scale VRED LMV BIM Hololens ME VR
- What problems can we solve? ARVR Continuum AEC MFG ME
- The CAD wars of the 1980s Move from Microstations to Unix. Wow, that was a big HIT thanks to PTC.
- IBM shipped its first PC in 1981 and Autodesk, founded in 1982, demonstrated the first CAD software for PCs, "AutoCAD Release 1", in November 1982.
- So, in late 1994, just as the CAD software industry had acclimatized to the shock of UNIX workstations, and even DEC seemed to be about to regain its former glory with the release of its new 'Alpha' processor, two further events combined with Autodesk's release of 3D CAD software which were to totally revolutionize the CAD software industry: Microsoft released its first 32-bit operating system for PCs, Windows NT, and Intel released the first 32-bit Pentium Pro chips Autodesk announced that it had sold the 1,000,000th license of its AutoCAD 2D CAD software and that it was releasing AutoCAD Release 13, including 3D solid modeling functions based on the ACIS 3D kernel. Digital Equipment Corporation – sold off to HP in 1998
- The CAD wars of the 1980s Move from Microstations to Unix. Wow, that was a big HIT thanks to PTC.
- Turns out Autodesk has a rich VR history Videos and other hilarious antics But gosh, aren’t we gonna get disrupted?
- Autodesk Cyberspace Alvar green and chris allis @ adsk 1990.
- Where are we now? GearVR + 2 Milkshakes. I guess some of the tech issues have been solved?
- The CAD wars of the 1980s Move from Microstations to Unix. Wow, that was a big HIT thanks to PTC.
- Who cares? A lot of people. Turns out we’ve got a big target on our backs and we’re now seen as this established software company, vs. the plucky startup. People are creating alternative solutions (or trying to)
- What’s Autodesk ‘Competitive Advantage’ Our cross industry insight Only company with Design division and entertainment division
- The CAD wars of the 1980s Move from Microstations to Unix. Wow, that was a big HIT thanks to PTC.
- Autodesk Revit Live - Create immersive architectural visualizations Revit® Live cloud service turns Revit and Revit LT models into an immersive experience in one click, helping architects understand, explore, and share their designs. http://www.autodesk.com/products/revit-live/overview
- Using Revit Live, Architects can quickly and easily publish their designs directly from Revit with the click of a button. The Revit Live service automagically creates immersive experiences in VR from the Revit design for presenting to a variety of stakeholders.
- VRED Professional - Virtual prototyping for automotive, industrial design Features in VRED™ 3D product visualization and virtual prototyping software enable you to create compelling product presentations, design reviews, and virtual prototypes in real time and for virtual reality.
- VRED Professional - Virtual prototyping for automotive, industrial design Features in VRED™ 3D product visualization and virtual prototyping software enable you to create compelling product presentations, design reviews, and virtual prototypes in real time and for virtual reality.
- Stingray Nvidia stuff
- The CAD wars of the 1980s Move from Microstations to Unix. Wow, that was a big HIT thanks to PTC.
- Stingray has a variety of VR templates to get people started building VR experiences quickly and easily Similar to this example Stingray VR project called the VR Museum - which is free to download and can be used as a template to create a variety of interactions in VR.
- The CAD wars of the 1980s Move from Microstations to Unix. Wow, that was a big HIT thanks to PTC.
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- The CAD wars of the 1980s Move from Microstations to Unix. Wow, that was a big HIT thanks to PTC.