Autodesk team use generative design for 3D-printed recycled bridge ...Middle East

US software company Autodesk and Lebanese consultant Dar Al-Handasah have unveiled a 5m-long, 3D printed “smart” bridge, the manufacturing of which used generative design, robotics and artificial intelligence. Generative design… The post Autodesk team use generative design for 3D-printed recycled bridge appeared first on Global Construction Review.

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