Autodesk unveils new software portfolio

NEW DELHI, INDIA: Autodesk India announced new versions of its software products for the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industries, which are designed to help increase industry adoption of the building information modeling (BIM) process.

Updated software in Autodesk’s BIM portfolio includes AutoCAD Revit Architecture Suite 2010 software, AutoCAD Revit Structure Suite 2010 software, AutoCADRevit MEP Suite 2010 software, AutoCAD Civil 3D 2010 software and Autodesk Navisworks 2010 software solutions.

“In today’s economic climate, firms need interoperable and flexible technology tools for building information modeling that can help them deliver projects more quickly and cost-effectively,” said Manideep Saha, Head- AEC, Autodesk India and SAARC. “The 2010 versions of our software continue to deliver on the promise of BIM by further bridging communication between extended design and construction teams. These powerful tools will help our customers more efficiently and productively solve their design and construction challenges and do so with reduced environmental impact.” 

Autodesk’s 2010 software portfolio for building information modeling will help enable building designers, civil engineers, contractors and the clients they serve to more easily create and profit from digital design data and better communication across extended project teams. By investing in BIM, AEC firms can more accurately visualize, simulate and analyze project performance, appearance and cost, to create more resource-efficient buildings and infrastructure, as well as renovate or replace aging infrastructure.

2010 Autodesk Revit Platform

The Autodesk Revit platform based products for BIM feature an aligned user interface, giving the entire range of products a consistent look and feel. The updated Autodesk Revit platform also allows a greater level of interoperability for green building analysis, providing support for the green building extensible markup language (gbXML) format.