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Meet your many engineering challenges
Coordinate contributors, inside and out
Effectively collaborate with internal teams as
well as outside equipment vendors, system integrators, architects, engineers, and contractors.
Optimize production efficiency
Evaluate production concepts early in the design process to minimize bottlenecks while planning for current and future production outputs.
Launch on time and on budget
Mitigate risks in construction by sequencing and scheduling the installation while avoiding unforeseen issues that lead to project delays.
Explore digital factory resources
Download the white paper or watch an on-demand webinar to see how digital factory tools can help you adapt to changes quickly while becoming more efficient.
Combining BIM & Production Line Design
Manufacturing owners manage an ongoing schedule of projects to build, update, and improve facilities. Explore a new approach to production planning that leverages industry leading technology and collaboration.
Best Practices for a Flexible Factory
Production is in a constant state of change. These changes often cause significant problems for manufacturers. Learn how to tackle your most pervasive change-related challenges with digital factory tools.
Make it better together with Autodesk digital factory tools
One model for everyone
Bring together the work of all project contributors—both inside and outside the company—into an integrated digital model containing your equipment, production line, and BIM data.
Synchronize for a successful build-out
Schedule, test, and manage construction and installation projects while detecting issues that can result in delays and cost overruns.
Operate at optimal efficiency
Make the most of your integrated factory model to manage equipment and production changes in the context of your building facilities.
DIGITAL EXCELLENCE BAKED IN WITH BRIOCHE PASQUIER
See how this family-owned company with 18 production locations worldwide uses Autodesk digital factory tools to build a “digital twin” of each site that includes their equipment, scan data, production layouts, and building models.
Image courtesy of Brioche Pasquier