CADsoft Consulting Inc is excited to announce the official launch of CADsoft University in Tempe, Arizona, a conference where architecture, engineering, and construction professionals will uncover new ways of implementing design solutions. The conference will be led by CADsoft's award-winning technical team and is scheduled to run in Phoenix on January 13, 2016 and in Albuquerque on February 18, 2016.
CADsoft University's agenda is divided into two sections for Infrastructure & Design and Building & Construction, with the underlying theme of "this is what the future will be, but you can do this now." The technical team will cover the three phases of a civil engineering project—planning and collection, design, and output—during the Infrastructure & Design portion of the day via demonstrations of Autodesk products like Autodesk Infraworks 360, Autodesk ReCap, and Autodesk 3ds Max. The Building & Construction portion will educate attendees on generative design, virtual reality for design review, handheld laser scanning for as-built design and building energy monitoring for facilities management.
CADsoft University will also include the team's presentation of mapping 3D models and taking photos with drones, as well as the "Living City Project," a concept that will help specialists understand AutoCAD software's profound ability to help them envision lifelike representations of entire cities without ever touching a shovel.
Autodesk evangelist Lynn Allen will be hosting a luncheon to shed light on the "Future of Making Things," an era of technological trends and disruptions in building design and construction that progresses at breakneck pace.
"CADsoft University is the public presentation of our technical team's forward-thinking momentum and groundbreaking design solutions they have studied," said Tim Duncan, President/CEO of CADsoft. "Equipping our customers with the most up-to-date information possible is one of CADsoft's top priorities, and this conference will enlighten them on the best of the present and the best of the future."
