Autodesk and Unity Expand Collaboration to Design, Make and Virtually Experience Anything

Augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and real-time technologies are revolutionizing the way we imagine, design, build, and experience everything—from architecture and manufacturing to education and entertainment. These innovations aren't just changing how we create; they're transforming how we interact with the world around us. One of the most exciting aspects is the rapid growth of VR content, which is outpacing hardware development. Imagine being able to visualize the immediate impact of a design change or train in high-risk environments like construction sites or factory floors—all within a safe, immersive virtual space. These technologies are redefining how we engage with both digital and physical realities, allowing customers and their clients to experience designs at full scale and simulate real-world functionality before anything is built. At Autodesk, our open ecosystem focuses on integrating actionable data and content into new AR/VR workflows. But how do we bring 3D data into VR, AR, or real-time experiences? The answer lies in collaboration—specifically with Unity. Over the past year, we've worked closely with Unity to enhance integration between its platform and our design tools, such as 3ds Max and Maya. This allows artists to access rich, interactive 2D, 3D, VR, and AR experiences with just one click. Now, the partnership continues. Autodesk and Unity are expanding their collaboration to bring immersive visualization and real-time experiences to more industries, including Automotive, Architecture, Engineering & Construction, and Media & Entertainment. By working with Unity, professionals using Autodesk software can quickly connect, collaborate, and deploy immersive, real-time experiences directly from their CAD or CGI data. This not only improves decision-making but also ensures that projects can be viewed and experienced across 25+ platforms—making it easier than ever to share and explore ideas from anywhere.

Architectural design of Unity’s London office, made with Unity and Autodesk 3ds Max

These future integrations will offer powerful new capabilities:
  • Revit: Users can now turn Revit models into immersive experiences with a single click. This helps architects explore, understand, and share their designs with stakeholders, identify errors early, and save time and money during construction.
  • VRED: The Unity-VRED integration bridges the automotive industry, enabling faster decision-making and accelerating time-to-market. High-fidelity VRED data can be reused for marketing, sales, and training applications, creating more engaging and interactive experiences.
  • Shotgun: A new integrated solution will simplify asset management for teams using Unity in film, TV, and gaming. Artists can focus on creativity while Shotgun handles file management, and animators can get real-time feedback on lighting, camera angles, and more.
Discover how you can harness the power of VR, AR, and mobile experiences with more efficient workflows: https://unity3d.com/partners/autodesk.

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