Autodesk integrations connect AI to design checks and construction records
Autodesk’s latest integration roundup includes Kestrel’s Revit code checks, ATOM’s camera-based site checks and Qflow’s material and waste records. Conduit turns plain-language workflows into reusable tools across Revit, AutoCAD and Forma.
Qflow captures materials and waste data from photographs for cost and carbon reporting, with automated checks against specifications. Issues now sync into Forma Build, connecting those checks to project teams’ quality and compliance workflows.
Conduit helps architecture and engineering teams describe a workflow, build and deploy a tool, and maintain it as projects change. It spans Revit, AutoCAD and Autodesk Forma, letting colleagues reuse and adapt tools across the firm.
Autodesk’s roundup of 22 AECO integrations includes AI tools for document review, field reporting and drawing automation.
Autodesk says Nomic brings drawing and submittal reviews into Forma, while Unbane turns calls with an AI voice agent into structured Forma Build records.
It also says AutoCAD can now connect to VIKTOR AI to generate or update drawings.
ATOM uses crane-mounted cameras and drones to identify differences between designs and site execution, including structural elements, reinforcement and MEP locations. Its new Forma Build integration lets teams track and manage the resulting issues in their existing project workflows.