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

Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Real-Time technologies are reshaping the way we design, build, and experience everything—from architectural structures and manufacturing processes to education and entertainment. These tools aren’t just about visualizing; they’re about interacting, simulating, and even training in ways that were once impossible. One of the most exciting trends is how VR content is growing faster than the hardware that powers it, opening up new possibilities for creators and users alike. Imagine being able to test out design changes in real-time or practice complex tasks like construction or machinery operation in a safe, virtual environment. That’s the power of these immersive technologies—they change how we engage with digital and physical worlds, allowing our customers and their clients to experience designs at full scale before anything is built. At Autodesk, we're focused on making this vision a reality by building an open ecosystem where actionable data and content drive new AR/VR workflows. But how does all that 3D data from our design tools actually get into a VR or AR experience? The answer lies in a powerful partnership with Unity. For over a year, Autodesk and Unity have been working closely to improve integration between Unity’s platform and our design tools, such as 3ds Max and Maya. This collaboration gives artists one-click access to rich, interactive 2D, 3D, VR, and AR experiences—making the creative process faster and more intuitive. Now, the relationship is expanding. Autodesk and Unity are joining forces to bring immersive visualization and real-time experiences to more industries, including Automotive, Architecture, Engineering & Construction, and Media & Entertainment. This means more professionals across various fields can now leverage the power of real-time rendering and interactive design. By working together, designers, engineers, and creative teams using Autodesk software can quickly connect, collaborate, and deploy immersive experiences using their CAD or CGI data. This helps them make smarter decisions earlier in the process and ensures projects are better planned and executed. Plus, because Unity supports over 25 platforms—spanning AR, VR, and mobile—these experiences can be viewed and interacted with on almost any device, anywhere in the world. These new integrations will unlock powerful features across several Autodesk products:

• Revit: Users can turn Revit models into immersive experiences with just one click. This allows architects to explore, understand, and share designs with stakeholders in a fully interactive 3D environment. By identifying and correcting errors early, they can save time and money during the construction phase.

• VRED: The Unity-VRED integration connects the automotive industry, helping professionals make quicker, more informed decisions. It enables the reuse of high-fidelity VRED data for marketing, sales, and training applications, accelerating time-to-market and improving product development.
• Shotgun: A new integrated solution between Autodesk and Unity will simplify asset management for film, TV, and game studios. Artists can focus on creativity while Shotgun handles the complexity of managing multiple file types. Real-time feedback on lighting, camera angles, and assets makes collaboration smoother and more efficient.

Whether you're in architecture, engineering, automotive, or media, the future of design is immersive and real-time. Explore how these integrations can transform your workflow and help you create better results: [https://unity3d.com/partners/autodesk](https://unity3d.com/partners/autodesk)

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