Autodesk Subscription -Cloud

Access to Autodesk 360 Cloud Services and Products

To extend the workflow from the desktop to the cloud, Autodesk has developed various subscription to gain access to a collection if cloud services and cloud enabled product s powered bt Autodesk 360.

Features of the cloud:

1. The virtually infinite computing capacity of the cloud allows you to run tasks without tying up your desktop or the need for expensive hardware.
2. You can test the performance of multiple design options and rapidly increase the number of
3. visualizations as an integrated part of your workflow.
4. You can access Autodesk 360 services through a web or mobile interface as well as through your desktop software. 

The cloud services includes the following products:

Autodesk® 360 Rendering:  Reduces the time  and cost it takes to create compelling, photo realistic visualizations and panoramas —without tying up the desktop or requiring specialized  rendering hardware.

Autodesk® 360 Optimization for Autodesk® Inventor: Extend ideation and simulation beyond

the desktop by testing the performance of multiple product design.

Autodesk®  360 Energy Analysis for Autodesk® Revit®: Gain insight into energy consumption and building lifecycle costs in the early stages of design.

Autodesk® 360 Structural Analysis for Autodesk® Revit®: Explore more design options and  predict performance prior to construction.  

Autodesk® Green Building Studio®: Perform whole building analysis, optimize energy efficiency, and work toward carbon neutrality early in the design process with web-based energy analysis software.

Autodesk® 360 Infrastructure Modeler.: Effective Urban Planning: Make better-informed decisions and

drive quicker stakeholder buy-in by publishing, sharing and managing large infrastructure models on the 

cloud.

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Revit LT----- Autodesk's Vision

Why Revit LT and What it is all about?

Revit LT a lighter version of Revit software, which was launched in September 2012.

Since its launch in September this year, Revit LT continues to confuse many existing and potential consumers of Revit technology, but early adopters and traditional 2D AutoCAD stalwarts are already reaping the benefits of the technology, which is of course no surprise given the many benefits the technology delivers.

From the outset though we believe even its name does not help potential clients (many of whom will garner significant benefits from using the software) to understand what the product is, or where Revit LT actually sits in the market place.

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