Increased internal price on carbon from $20 to $33/metric ton (for approximately 155,000 metric tons of CO₂e)
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Expanded early-stage design insights in Autodesk Forma to help architects optimize environmental performance, including embodied carbon
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$14.5 million in financial capital and $9.8 million of in-kind contributions deployed to the Autodesk Foundation portfolio
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Images of the fire sparked global support, and Autodesk immediately pledged to help — with a cash donation and an offer of technology and 3D digital modeling expertise.
To create the React diving fin, Decathlon used generative design in Autodesk Fusion, which uses machine learning and AI to explore multiple design alternatives based on user-defined constraints.
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Autodesk Maya, 3ds Max, and MotionBuilder help the SuperGenius team streamline technical steps so that the artists and creatives can focus on what they do best.
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Renewable energy sourcing our facilities, cloud services, and employee work from home
Invested in FY25 through the Autodesk Carbon Fund in projects aligned with the company’s impact opportunity areas
received in our first batch of renewable energy certificates through our virtual power purchase agreement with Liberty Solar
Discover how digital transformation is helping organizations build resilience amid uncertainty—while AI, sustainability, and skills gaps reshape priorities across the industries that design and make the world.
Building a better future starts by supporting those who will design and make it. From classroom instruction to in-product learning, Autodesk supports opportunities to learn anytime, anywhere - helping individuals and teams build skills for today and the future.
We're helping customers use AI to reduce carbon, improve decision-making, and unlock creativity - while thoughtfully managing our own impact and building AI that’s trusted, transparent and grounded in real-world needs.
Through volunteering, pro bono consulting, and customer collaboration, employees are applying their expertise to tackle local challenges, support sustainable innovation, advance technology and help the industries we serve to design and make a better world for all.
ENERGY & MATERIALS
BLDUS combines architecture, construction, and development to create healthier, sustainable residences like Grass House. From bamboo framing to mushroom lighting, Revit helps them track tiny details and see the big picture.
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HEALTH & RESILIENCE
Architecture firm MASS Design Group wanted Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture's campus to be as sustainable as its curriculum; technology helped it achieve its goal by making design and construction more efficient.
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WORK & PROSPERITY
ChargerHelp! is leveraging data and upskilling a workforce to ensure the reliability of charging stations, and Nth Cycle is creating a circular use of mineral resources for EV batteries and a better way to extract them.
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In partnership with the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, Autodesk leads a workstream on the decarbonization of the built environment, including the development of principles and frameworks to establish standards for whole-life carbon assessments.
The Autodesk Research Residency Program, our global innovation network, reflects this cross-section of industry, academia, and entrepreneurs. We engage with the teams in our Residency Program to gain real-time insights into their work, how it impacts our industries, and implications for our digital tools.
Through strategic advocacy, industry partnerships, and regulatory engagement, we work to ensure that policies support technological advancement, environmental sustainability, and workforce development.
