Autodesk successfully organized the Moldflow User Conference in Pune recently (June 2, 2017) for the fourth consecutive year.
The event saw participation from around 200+ professionals in plastic industry and marquee Autodesk customers like Tata Technologies, Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions, L&T Technology Services and Rheomold Engineering Services among others. The event showcased the success stories of these customers along with new features and enhancements in Moldflow 2018 and the related R&D.
In his keynote address, Pradeep Nair, MD, Autodesk, India and SAARC discussed about the convergence of how things are designed and made across all industries. He further talked about Autodesk's role in fuelling this convergence and ushering "The Future of Making Things" in India.
A key highlight at the event this year was an interactive session on Generative Design, one of the latest innovation from Autodesk for Indian customers, and how it can be done in Autodesk Simulation.
This session was presented by Dr Nanda Santharam, Sr. Software Architect, Autodesk. Generative Design lets users create highly optimized designs that meet predetermined goals and constraints. It is capable of designing thousands of design options basis the available specifications for any required product.
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