
Autodesk
Autodesk is pulling 3D Gaussian Splatting into its infrastructure and AEC toolchain — ReCap, Civil 3D, InfraWorks, Revit, and Autodesk Construction Cloud — so handheld and mobile reality-capture scans flow directly into BIM and digital-twin workflows as lightweight splat-based models.
Location
San Francisco, CA
Size
14,000+ Employees
Total raised
Public (NASDAQ: ADSK)
Hiring?
Yes
Autodesk is treating Gaussian Splatting as a first-class reality capture format for AEC. Their approach combines splats with traditional photogrammetry and laser-scan point clouds, mapping splat scenes into the BIM and digital twin ecosystems alongside Bentley and Esri. The result is faster, cheaper as-built documentation: handheld captures from a job site can be turned into shareable, lightweight splat scenes without tripods or formal setup.
Recently Autodesk VRED for automotive visualization began supporting gaussian splatting.
For Autodesk's AEC customers, the near-term value of splatting lies in rapid documentation, stakeholder communication, and early-stage visualization. Combined with Trimble survey-grade LiDAR or Esri ArcGIS Reality outputs, splats slot into a hybrid pipeline rather than replacing legacy reality-capture formats.