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Currently on DisplayArchitecture, Engineering, & Construction | Bay Bridge East Span The largest engineering project in the history of California wouldn’t have been possible without photorealistic, contextual 3D visualizations to prove the project’s viability. |
 | California Academy of Sciences With the largest living roof in the world, a photovoltaic canopy, an aquarium, and a natural history museum that is home to 18 million specimens, the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park is a sight to behold. |
 | SOM Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) designed their cathedral entirely in 3D before creating laser-cut models to simulate and explore the effect of natural light on the interior. The results are truly inspiring. |
 | Gage/Clemenceau Architects Inspired by automotive design techniques, Gage/Clemenceau Architects used 3D modeling tools to design their entry for the Estonian Academy of the Arts Competition. |
 | Masdar Headquarters The Masdar Headquarters will be the world’s first positive-energy building, actually producing more energy than it consumes, roughly 103 percent positive energy. |
 | Shanghai Tower The Shanghai Tower is optimized for high performance and sustainability, and will take its place as China’s tallest building upon completion in 2014. |
Art | Jason Salavon Salavon explored the movement of populations with C++, Maya Embedded Language (MEL), and Maya® to create abstract compositions. |
 | Cheek-to-Cheek Bench Autodesk CEO Carl Bass used Autodesk software to design his first piece of stone furniture . It was inspired by an African headrest and fashioned from a single piece of granite. |
 | Digital Stone Exhibition This unique collaboration reveals the creativity that can result from the fusion of art and technology. |
 | Keith Cottingham Autodesk commissioned artist Keith Cottingham to create photographs that showcase visionary thinking in sustainable design. |
Automotive & Transportation | Mercedes-Benz Biome Car A concept car like no other, the Biome is made from an ultra-lightweight biological material that is grown from a seed. |
 | Ferrari of the Future Ferrari challenged students from the world’s most prestigious automotive design schools to design the supercar of the future. |
Bio/Nano/Programmable Matter | Digital Tools in Life Sciences Digital technology for manufacturing, film, and video games may provide tools to help scientists tackle some of the most pressing challenges to human health. |
Manufacturing | ADEPT Airmotive South Africa’s ADEPT Airmotive® was able to build an airplane engine that weighed 60 kg (132 pounds) less than traditional engines with no loss of power. |
 | LEGO Building an 8.5-foot dinosaur out of 62,500 LEGO® pieces doesn’t just happen. Digital prototypes and 3D modeling software help with the assessment of structural feasibility. Then, construction can begin, piece by piece. |
 | Magic Wheels Magic Wheels designs and engineers precision parts for a revolutionary wheel system. |
 | Herman Miller In 2000, Herman Miller used all of its design expertise to create the beautiful and functional Mirra Chair, which is also 96 percent recyclable. |
 | Ulysse Nardin Ulysse Nardin’s Sonata Silicium is the world’s first mechanical 24-hour alarm watch with a countdown display and ability to set the alarm a day ahead and visualize time remaining. |
 | Maker Movement With the advent of simple and affordable 3D design software, access to desktop 3D printers, and a global community of makers, manufacturing, as we know it, is changing. |
Media & Entertainment | Aliosopy Inc. Alioscopy 3D technology attracts and engages viewers with stunning imagery displayed on an LCD screen with a custom lenticular lens. |
 | Sony Pictures Animation Inspired by a popular children’s book written more than 30 years ago, Sony Pictures Animation used the latest in digital animation technology to create Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, an imaginative 3D comedy. |
 | Virtual Cinematography The world of cinema is constantly turning itself upside down with new technological breakthroughs. And none has been more dramatic than the introduction of 3D environments. |
 | 3D Sculpting Challenge Using Autodesk Mudbox software for digital sculpting and painting, Jesse Sandifer created his vision of the ultimate warrior character. |
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