Autodesk GmbH

Website:	https://www.autodesk.de
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Street:	Aidenbachstr. 56
ZIP/City:	81379 München
Country:	DEUTSCHLAND

Phone:	089/54769-0
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Autodesk showcases intelligent production at Hannover Messe 2026

At Hannover Messe 2026, Autodesk will show how connected, learning factories are becoming a reality with Fusion, Autodesk AI and digital twins.

Closing the gap between product design, simulation and performance

Autodesk presents new perspectives for production at EMO in Hanover The focus is on innovative approaches that combine design, manufacturing and operating cycles for more efficient production and smarter products in a seamless digital thread.

AI optimizes climate-friendly designs

Decathlon is striving to transform manufacturing and development in order to do more for sustainability and climate protection. The most recent example is a project involving a new type of swim fin, which was designed and implemented with the help of generative design and the Autodesk Design and Make platform.

AI steps on the gas in production

Autodesk will be showing customers and partners real-life examples of how artificial intelligence, networked data and cloud platforms offer new potential for a more efficient and sustainable manufacturing industry.

The construction of the future

Karl Osti, Senior Industry Manager Manufacturing at Autodesk, talks in an interview about prototypes, simulation software, the role of the designer and current trends in manufacturing.

Full transparency from R&D to production

Digitalization and software are bringing about change in design, development and production. We spoke to Detlev Reicheneder, Senior Director Business Strategy Design & Manufacturing at Autodesk, about the opportunities and effects of software and digitalization on manufacturing today and in the future.

Part by part to a lightweight automobile

With the increasing demand for electric vehicles, car manufacturers are facing the challenge of producing their vehicles lighter and lighter - because less weight increases the range of the vehicles. Generative design in combination with additive manufacturing promises enormous potential for weight savings. Pioneers in the automotive industry such as General Motors and VW are already testing this innovative approach.

Generative design for the future

What will the processes of the future look like? Aircraft manufacturer Airbus has long relied on Autodesk's generative design approach to tackle complex design and production challenges.

3D printing in automotive engineering

Additive manufacturing technologies are increasingly being used in automotive production. They can be used to make components lighter and more stable. The example of a 3D-printed seat mount shows how this works.

Support structures for coral reefs

FIT and Autodesk develop special support structures made of 3D-printed ceramics that promote coral growth.

The future of robotics

Robots have one major disadvantage: they are still a long way from achieving human precision, for example in delicate work, and they probably never will. An interdisciplinary team of developers has set itself the goal of developing a robot that resembles a human being.

Autodesk opens Technology Center in Birmingham

Autodesk's Advanced Manufacturing Facility in Birmingham offers customers the opportunity to solve existing challenges using innovative technologies.

The Hannover Messe 2017 in pictures

At Hannover Messe 2017, exhibitors clearly demonstrated what Industry 4.0 can look like in practice. Computer&AUTOMATION has captured exciting applications, products and impressions in a series of images.

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