CDFAM Computational Design Symposium Series
Presentation Archive
Archive of presentations in video and audio format from CDFAM Computational Design Symposiums held around the world.
All video recordings of presentations are also available on CDFAM YouTube and as audio via your podcast app of choice via the CDFAM Podcast RSS feed. Written interviews and articles provide additional insight into the speakers and their application of computational design.
A searchable Index of all presentations is available and updated after each event to help you find presentations relevant to your specific interests.

NYC, 2025
Recording of Presentations from October 29-30, 2025
Featuring presentations from NVIDIA, MIT, PhysicsX, Puma, Harman, nTop, Carbon, Alloy Enterprises, Neural Concept, Princeton University, C-Infinity, New Balance, Tetmet, Carnegie Mellon University, Stilfold, Pasteur Labs and more…

Amsterdam, 2025
Recording of Presentations from July 9-10, 2025
Featuring presentations from Arup, Cornell, Samsung, New Balance, nTop, Framas, On Running, Altair, ToffeeX, Ansys, MIT, Simscale, Key Ward, PhysicsX and more.
NYC 2024
Recording of Presentations from October 2-3, 2024
Featuring presentations from NASA, Nervous System, KPF, IDEO, Sandia National Labs, HP, Carbon, Siemens Energy, Stantec, Ocado, Autodesk, nTop, Neural Concept, Materialise, Pasteur Labs and more.
Berlin 2024
Recording of Presentations from May 7-8, 2024
Featuring presentations from BMW, New Balance, ARUP, Framas, BJARKE INGELS GROUP, MIT, DTU, Metamorphic, ROYAL HASKONING DHV, McNeel, Dassault, SimScale, nTop, Spherene and more.
Upcoming Events
We are always accepting submissions to present to the upcoming CDFAM Computational Design Symposium Series, check out the submissions page for upcoming event locations and deadlines.
If your work involves computational design, simulation-driven engineering, generative workflows, machine learning, data preparation or design for advanced manufacturing, we invite you to share your approach with an audience of leading practitioners, researchers, and developers.
Submit your proposal to contribute to the ongoing discussion shaping the future of design at all scales





