Autodesk Fusion 360 brings integrated tools for complex product design and construction, using various modeling methods, with powerful functions for simulation, analysis and design optimization, but also for sharing and manufacturing.
Within design and construction, it offers functions for 3D design and modeling, generative design, collaboration and documentation creation.
Fusion 360 tools for design and construction
Creating a sketch – tools for creating and editing sketches with constraints and properties within the sketch, dimensions and other powerful tools
Parametric modeling – modeling based on history and parameters
Free modeling – creation of complex surfaces using T-spline
Surface modeling – creation and modification of complex parametric surfaces for geometry correction or design
Modeling networks – for editing and fixing imported scans or mesh models, including STL and OBJ files
Direct modeling – for editing or correcting imported geometry from other CAD systems
Modeling of sheet metal parts – for creating parts from sheet metal, their developments and their production by plasma, water jet or laser cutting
Assemblies – traditional bottom-up, middle, or top-down reporting tools, including device motion analysis
Data management – tools for greater project control by managing user permissions, versioning and using cloud storage
Cooperation – use of a modern collaborative environment to connect work teams and external participants, with real-time communication
Generative design – the use of innovative design tools to design products according to your desired parameters, but with lower weight, better performance and possibly even a lower number of parts
2D production drawings – creating documentation using integrated, associative drawings for components and assemblies
Rendering – creation of photorealistic model display outputs, using local or cloud rendering
Animation – effective design communication tools with 3D exploded views and animations and design assembly views
