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Autodesk University 2026: A Living Summary for Everyone

🕒 Published at: September 15, 2026

Introduction ​

Autodesk University 2026 runs September 15–17 in Las Vegas and online, bringing together more than 12,000 Design and Make professionals for over 500 sessions.

This is my living summary for people working in AEC, BIM, automation, and software development. I will update it as useful recordings, class materials, and announcements become available.

What Matters at AU 2026 ​

  • AI for real work: Look beyond demos. Useful AI should solve a clear problem, use trusted project data, show evidence, and keep professionals responsible for decisions.
  • Connected data: Revit, Forma, Autodesk Construction Cloud, Tandem, Data Exchange, Autodesk Platform Services, and IFC can connect information across design, construction, and operations.
  • Practical automation: Revit API, Dynamo, cloud automation, model validation, and data pipelines can reduce repetitive work when the process remains traceable and maintainable.
  • Community knowledge: Project stories reveal what worked, what failed, and what teams learned—often more clearly than product announcements alone.

My Learning Shortlist ​

AreaWhat I want to learn
AI and agentsGrounding answers in trusted design and construction data
BIM reviewFaster checks with traceable findings
Revit and DynamoUseful automation patterns for daily work
Autodesk Platform ServicesAPIs, viewers, data access, and cloud automation
Forma and connected dataMoving information between planning, design, and delivery
Open dataIFC interoperability and long-term access to project information

For every session, I will capture the problem, approach, evidence, and one idea worth testing. This turns conference content into practical knowledge.

Free Knowledge for Everyone ​

Attending an international event can be expensive. Flights, accommodation, registration, and time away from work put AU out of reach for many people. Missing the event should not mean missing every opportunity to learn from it.

I created the public WTH AU 2026 repository to share useful AU resources with students, independent developers, small teams, and professionals who cannot attend. Learn at your own pace, share useful discoveries, and help the knowledge travel beyond the conference.

Resources ​

I will continue updating this summary with the strongest lessons and practical experiments from AU 2026.