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Architecture, Engineering & Construction customer stories

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What people say about Autodesk Architecture, Engineering & Construction technology

The RICA campus is built on 3,400 acres furnished by Rwanda’s Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources.

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MASS Design Group builds a sustainable campus for RICA, the world's first climate-positive university

“AutoCAD, Revit, and Civil 3D play a crucial role in the design and construction of sustainable buildings by enabling designers to optimize building performance, select environmentally friendly materials, manage resources efficiently, and collaborate effectively.”

— Noella Nibakuze, Design Director, MASS Design Group

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At Heirloom's direct air capture facility, stacks of large trays hold calcium oxide powder to absorb CO2 from the air over 3 days to become calcium carbonate, or limestone.

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Heirloom’s carbon-capture technology could safely remove 1 billion tons of CO2 from the atmosphere every year by 2035

“Without [AutoCAD Electrical], we would not be able to build, test, and run the equipment that we use as part of our atmospheric carbon dioxide capture process.”
— Max Scholten, Head of Commercialization, Heirloom

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What people say about Autodesk Media & Entertainment technology

Rendering of the path of a tennis ball on a tennis court for a VFX sequence in the film Challengers.

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Zero VFX accelerates match play from a tennis ball’s POV for the sports drama Challengers

“Artists know how to use Maya and it’s stable. We can build our pipeline, lighting tool sets, and other processes around it and know we’ll create a reliable output. It’s battle-tested for sure, and integrates nicely with Flow Production Tracking.”

— Brian Drewes, VFX Supervisor and Founder, Zero VFX

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