Autodesk and JTC Corporation have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore AI-enabled digital transformation in Singapore’s built environment. The collaboration focuses on connected data, intelligent project delivery, and interoperable digital workflows to improve project efficiency, decision-making, and sustainability.
The initiative combines JTC’s industrial infrastructure expertise with Autodesk’s design and make technologies. It aims to ensure project information is reliable and reusable throughout the asset lifecycle. This aligns with Singapore’s goal of becoming an AI-ready economy.
Haresh Khoobchandani, Vice President of Autodesk Asia Pacific & Japan, stated, “Through this collaboration with JTC, we look forward to exploring how AI-driven workflows and connected data can unlock new possibilities across the Design and Make lifecycle.”
Calvin Chung, Assistant CEO of JTC Corporation, added, “With Autodesk, we will explore how AI and data can be connected in a safe and accurate manner, to help us better plan, build, and manage our industrial infrastructure.”
This strategic partnership is set to advance Singapore’s transition to an AI-enabled economy, enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of its built environment.
