“Together with Epic Games, we will expand on what’s possible. “We know our customers are looking for more visualization and collaboration experiences through extended reality,” said Autodesk EVP of AEC Design, Amy Bunszel.
By tapping into Epic’s ecosystem of real-time 3D tools and libraries, users can spend more time bringing their designs to life and less time handling complex data and technical workflows." "We share a common goal with Autodesk, giving customers more time to be innovative.
“The integration between Autodesk Revit and Twinmotion promises to deliver a truly seamless, real-time 3D experience for design professionals,” said Marc Petit, Epic Games’ Vice President, Unreal Engine Ecosystem. Autodesk intends to make Twinmotion for Revit available to all Revit customers as part of an upcoming release. As Revit is used to design, document, and deliver building and infrastructure projects, Twinmotion complements the process by keeping pace with real-time rendering of design and build efforts. The first integrated offering will be Epic Games’ Twinmotion for Autodesk Revit, helping designers bring their projects to life and tell the story behind their intent or to communicate a complex issue simply. Real-time technology delivers more “what ifs” per hour than traditional means of visualization - unlocking creativity and more efficient solution finding. Epic Games’ strategic collaboration with Autodesk aims to make immersive environments and collaborative workflows easily accessible to designers, engineers, and construction professionals, so they can deliver more innovative projects in less time. The solution is more open, connected workflows with third-party integrations that simply work together. have today announced a strategic collaboration to accelerate immersive real-time 3D experiences across industries, with an initial focus on architecture, engineering and construction (AEC).ĪEC practitioners face pressing challenges to deliver projects faster than ever, at lowered costs – all of this while facing labor shortages.
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