Accelerate Heads to Toronto to Explore the Future of Making

It’s time to celebrate—Accelerate is turning five! To mark this milestone, we're expanding our reach by welcoming a new city and venue for this year’s Autodesk product development conference. Taking place on September 19th and 20th, the two-day event will dive deep into the technologies shaping the future of product development, such as generative design and 3D printing. These tools are helping bridge the gap between design and manufacturing, making innovation more seamless than ever before.

This year's conference will feature three main tracks: Design, Make, and Manage. Each track will explore how manufacturers can drive innovation at every stage of the product lifecycle. Whether you're a designer, engineer, or business leader, there's something here for everyone who wants to stay ahead in the evolving world of manufacturing.

So why Toronto? The city is home to Autodesk’s newest office in the MaRS Discovery District, the world’s largest innovation hub. Since its founding in 2000, MaRS has grown from a nonprofit focused on medical research into a thriving community of entrepreneurs, researchers, and innovators across multiple industries. Autodesk moved into MaRS in late 2017, creating a cutting-edge workspace that blends generative design with advanced technology. Attendees will get a behind-the-scenes look at this inspiring space during the conference.

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We’re excited to welcome some of our most innovative customers to share their stories. On the first day, German para-cyclist Denise Schindler will speak about her journey and how Autodesk tools helped revolutionize the design of her prosthetic. After losing her leg in an accident, she found a new passion in cycling and worked with Autodesk to develop a custom prosthesis using 3D scanning and additive manufacturing. This not only improved her performance but also made the process faster and more cost-effective.

Stephen Goetzinger of Steelcase will be a featured speaker at Accelerate 2018 in Toronto.

The second day kicks off with Steelcase, a company redefining the modern workplace. Their sleek office furniture is designed to enhance collaboration and productivity. Stephen Goetzinger, a senior application engineer at Steelcase, will discuss how tools like generative design and virtual reality are helping them better understand and meet customer needs.

Generative design is becoming more accessible than ever. With the recent update, all Fusion 360 commercial subscribers will gain access to Autodesk’s full suite of generative design capabilities starting October 7. This includes advanced simulation and CAM features that help users take full advantage of the latest manufacturing technologies.

One project already benefiting from generative design is Roboy, a humanoid robot developed by students and researchers at the Technical University of Munich. With the help of Fusion 360, the team improved its construction and functionality, allowing it to perform tasks like riding a bike and engaging in simple conversations. At the conference, project lead Rafael Hostettler will share more about how generative design played a key role in the robot’s development.

Finally, we’ll hear from companies like Aclara, RAMLAB, and Hosokawa, who are using Autodesk’s cloud-based tools to transform their manufacturing processes. From faster prototyping to hybrid manufacturing and better data management, these companies are setting new standards in the industry.

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