Call for proposals: Autodesk Forge Accelerator

Forge bannerAutodesk is holding its first Autodesk Forge Accelerator from March 14-18, 2016 in San Francisco. I say it's the first, but it's really a rebranding of the Autodesk Cloud Accelerators that were held earlier this year to have the same moniker as the recently announced developer platform, fund and conference.

The "call for proposals" started just before the holiday break, and will remain open until January 31, 2016. So there are just over 3 weeks left to submit your sub-2,000 word proposal on how you intend to use an Autodesk web-service API during the accelerator. These currently include View & Data, AutoCAD I/O, Fusion 360, BIM 360 and ReCap 360 APIs.

If your proposal gets accepted, Autodesk will cover your accommodation costs for the duration of the event. It'll be up to you to cover travel and other living costs.

I don't know whether I'll be attending this one – I'll be in Munich in a couple of weeks for the one there, however. They're definitely very worthwhile events!

2 responses to “Call for proposals: Autodesk Forge Accelerator”

  1. Is there some kind of map that can help me to understand the connection between Forge, Inventor, Vault, ETO, Configurator 360, Fusion 360, PLM 360 etc. etc. etc.
    It seems to me there is overlap which causes confusion.

    1. Forge is really about the web, so think the various "360" APIs. It's not really about traditional desktop APIs, but the line there will probably blur over time. I'd be very surprised if our desktop products didn't start to use Forge APIs themselves, for instance.

      Kean

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