In a burst of hey-kids-let’s-put-on-a-show, Autodesk kicked off its Real 2015 conference on a beautiful February day at San Francisco’s Fort Mason. The site, a reclaimed military base, is a longtime center for the city’s experimenters, artists, and young entrepreneurs, and that’s how Autodesk wants to see itself as it builds new business it sees growing in the spaces between the computer graphics capabilities it has built and acquired and the opportunities to connect that technology with the real world. – Read more on Autodesk and Real 2015 at: GraphicSpeak
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