Autodesk and JTC to explore AI in infrastructure project delivery

Collaboration will assess automated workflows and sustainability analysis.

Autodesk and JTC Corporation have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in infrastructure project delivery and management.

Under the agreement, the two organisations will explore how structured and governed data can be shared and reused across different stages of an infrastructure project's lifecycle.

The collaboration will focus on connecting project data across planning, design, construction and facility operations, alongside automating workflows and improving sustainability assessments.

Autodesk and JTC will also assess AI capabilities and computational workflows to automate project delivery processes, verify digital models, and conduct sustainability analyses.

Another area of focus involves testing interoperable workflows that allow information to be exchanged across different platforms, integrated systems, and third-party solutions.

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