Kemet Corporation

We are proud to share that Kemet Corporation was privileged to participate in the Autodesk EMEA Emerging Industry Accelerator Partner Summit 2026 held in Istanbul, Turkey
The summit brought together Autodesk partners from across the EMEA region to strengthen partnerships, exchange knowledge, and explore the latest innovations shaping the future of the AECO and Manufacturing industries.
It was a valuable opportunity to gain insights into Autodesk AI, emerging technologies, and evolving industry trends while connecting with Autodesk experts and partners to share ideas and best practices.

We are proud to announce that Kemet Corporation - Saudi Arabia has been recognized among Autodesk's Top 50 Global Partners and awarded the Autodesk Platinum Club Award 2026 – EMEA Customer Retention Partner of the Year in Kyoto, Japan.

This prestigious recognition reflects our commitment to customer success, long-term partnerships, and delivering exceptional value to our clients. Achieving this milestone within our first two years in Saudi Arabia makes this accomplishment even more meaningful.

Thanks to our clients, partners, and incredible team for making this possible.

Here’s to continued growth, stronger partnerships, and even greater milestones ahead!

What if your project data wasn’t trapped in files but accessible as intelligence?
AEC workflows have long depended on files like RVT and DWG, but real value lies in the data inside them.
The AEC Data Model API shifts this from file-based exchange to structured, cloud-based data access.

Teams can now query model elements, compare versions, automate checks, and build applications directly from live BIM data.
With Extended Properties, project data like cost, fabrication, and logistics can connect directly to models, enabling deeper coordination across disciplines.
Even non-authoring stakeholders can contribute data through simple interfaces, improving collaboration across the project lifecycle.

This is the shift from files to connected intelligence.

AI isn’t just a trend in design and manufacturing, It’s becoming the way work gets done.

Autodesk is leading this transformation by embedding AI directly into the tools engineers and designers use every day, turning complex workflows into faster, smarter processes.

What’s changing?
• AI-powered assistance across design tools
• Automation of repetitive engineering tasks
• Smarter workflows powered by real design context
• Seamless connection between data, models, and systems

With innovations like Autodesk Assistant and Fusion AI integrations, teams can move from manual work to intelligent ex*****on, faster than ever before.

The future isn’t just digital. It’s intelligent.

Wishing you a blessed Hijri New Year filled with peace, prosperity, and new beginnings

In manufacturing, a part isn’t truly finished when machining ends; it’s finished when burrs are gone.
But deburring, those small, sharp edges left after cutting, is still one of the most inconsistent and time-consuming steps on the shop floor.
Manual finishing depends on operator skill, fatigue, and judgment. That makes quality unpredictable and difficult to scale as production increases.

Autodesk Fusion for Manufacturing changes this by moving deburring directly into the CNC process.
With automated deburr toolpaths inside CAM, manufacturers can program edge finishing with the same control and precision as machining itself.
Fusion automatically detects sharp edges, applies controlled toolpaths, and supports multiple tools and multi-axis strategies, ensuring consistent results across every part.

The result is simple: Less manual work. More consistent quality. Faster production flow.
Deburring is no longer a bottleneck; it becomes part of the process.

Supplier defects don’t just affect quality,They quietly drain your profits.

The real issue isn’t always the defect itself,it’s the hidden Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) that spreads across your entire operation.

From scrap and rework to delays and warranty claims, supplier-related issues can impact every stage of your manufacturing process.

The key to reducing these costs:
• Clear design intent from the start
• Controlled revisions and data access
• Connected workflows between teams and suppliers

With tools like Autodesk Inventor and Autodesk Vault, manufacturers can eliminate ambiguity, reduce errors, and build quality into every step.

Stop reacting to defects. Start preventing them.

What if rendering wasn’t a final step but part of the design itself?
AI is reshaping rendering by bringing visualization directly into the design process.
With AI-assisted rendering in Autodesk Fusion, designers can generate visual outputs from simple natural language prompts without complex setup or external tools.

Instead of manually adjusting materials, lighting, and environments, you describe what you want, and AI creates it in context.
This enables faster iteration, earlier visualization, and more design exploration before final decisions.

Rendering becomes part of the workflow, not a separate step.

What if moving, copying, and stretching in AutoCAD didn’t take multiple commands?
In AutoCAD, small repetitive actions often consume the most time, moving objects, copying them, rotating, or stretching them one by one.

That’s exactly where Express Tools like MOCORO and MSTRETCH make a difference.

MOCORO (Move – Copy – Rotate) combines multiple actions into one continuous workflow. Instead of repeating commands, you can move, copy, rotate, and even adjust base points in a single streamlined process, keeping your design flow fast and uninterrupted.

MSTRETCH takes the traditional stretch command further by allowing multiple objects to be stretched at once. Instead of repeating the command for each element, you apply one operation across several objects, saving time and reducing repetitive steps.

Together, these tools simplify everyday drafting tasks and help you work faster with fewer interruptions.
Small tools. Big efficiency gains.

What if your design software didn’t just respond but understood your intent?

AEC workflows are shifting from manual ex*****on to intent-driven design, where focus moves from “how to do it” to “what needs to be achieved.
Autodesk Assistant in Revit brings this shift directly into your workflow.
Now in Tech Preview, it enables a conversational AI experience inside Revit, allowing you to query your model, generate views and schedules, and get contextual guidance using natural language.

Instead of searching through tools and menus, you simply ask and act.
It’s designed to reduce repetitive work, speed up decisions, and keep your focus on design.

This is not just AI in Revit. It’s a new way of working.