Autodesk, known for its innovative design and 3D modeling solutions, has released a new book called The Future of Creation. Inside the book are examples of how major companies such as Nike, Tesla, Procter & Gamble, GE, IWC Schaffhausen and Arup, as well as startups and enthusiasts, are reimagining and re-inventing objects including cars, buildings, consumer goods, luxury goods, clothes and planes.

The book illustrates the impact of new digital capture, computing and creation technologies on design and production. It shows how new manufacturing communities are changing and re-creating supply chains to create smart and adaptive things. In addition, she views the art and science of production as interrelated systems of materials, energy, and human activity.

The book consists of several chapters. The first chapter, “Capture,” explores how sensor technologies such as cameras, microphones, thermal sensors, and laser scanners capture the physical properties and behavior of objects and convert them into useful data.

The second chapter, Calculate, describes how designers use calculations to create prototypes and solve various problems. They start with inputs and use algorithms to compute intelligent outputs in the form of digital prototypes.

The third chapter, “Create,” talks about how people create things with simple tools, machines, and robots. Digitally controlled robots follow instructions exactly to move and shape materials, and add detail using 3D printing.

The fourth chapter, Compose, looks at the use of computing to better understand the properties of the materials from which things are made. It also describes the possibility of creating new materials with desired properties.

The fifth chapter of "Community" tells about a new class of entrepreneurs, artists and artisans who get access to new production technologies and experiment, create, learn and share their ideas. They believe in the ability of each person to create something new and strive to build it.

Chapter XNUMX, Communications, describes how technology enables the transfer of information between people, processes, and products by linking design, manufacturing, and operation into interconnected systems.

The final seventh chapter, “Choice,” emphasizes the ability of a person to translate his ideas into the real world. The book offers a set of tools that expand human capabilities and help develop ideas.

The Future of Creation is an exciting journey into the world of innovation and possibilities offered by modern manufacturing technology. The book will be a useful source of inspiration for designers, engineers, entrepreneurs and anyone interested in the future of creation.