This is an introductory course to the entire platform. Also included is the end to end composite manufacturing process.

Explore the workflows and best practices from case studies that showcase the end to end process for generative design and manufacturing.

This presentation will cover the endtoend workflow of the additive manufacturing process using Netfabb and Simulation Utility. The aim of the presentation is to show how Autodesk Netfabb will help you make the most of additive manufacturing starting from a CAD model all the way to build preparation and simulation build results.

This handson session will cover the endtoend workflow of the additive manufacturing process using Netfabb and Simulation Utility. The aim of this handson session is to show how Autodesk Netfabb will help you make the most of additive manufacturing starting from a CAD model all the way to build preparation and acquiring simulation build results

Learn how you can apply AnyCAD to your design and manufacturing process to close the gaps between disjointed design processes and final part fabrication.

In this class you will see a variety of parts for different industries where implementing a hybrid manufacturing process resulted in a stepchange in capability, efficiency, and/or leadtime. We'll be doing a deepdive into a specific 5axis CNC Hybrid metal additivesubtractive machining center and how Autodesk PowerMill additive can be leveraged to create parts never before possible through traditional manufacturing techniques. Topics covered will include Postprocessor development, PowerMill Automation, Hybrid process planning, and the impact subtractive machining processes have on additive support planning.

This class covers a hybrid approach using additive and composite technologies to solve an industry problem expensive composite tooling.

This class will present an overview of Autodesk's composite manufacturing workflow. Class administrators will review multiple pieces of software and how/where they impact the design and fabrication of composite parts. In this class, attendees will learn what it takes to use Autodesk TruPLAN to flatten and drape composite plies in order to validate the manufacturing process for a given part. This class will review how Autodesk TruNEST Composites can be coupled with other systems to optimize valuable inventory and track it throughout the factory. To lay plies into molds, Autodesk TruPLAN and Autodesk TruLASER are then used to create and optimize laser projection data in order to create a rough part that needs trimming. In the next step in this workflow, administrators will show how multiaxis programming and onmachine verification funtions inside of Powermill can be used to trim composite parts to the extreme accuracy thresholds required by spacecraft manufacturers. Lastly, this class will cover how Powerinspect can be used with laser scanners to improve quality issues and ensure that parts being fabricated are going out the door without issue.

Learn about Design for Digital Manufacturing (DfDM) in the context of Additive Manufacturing. Then dissect DfDM to create your own design rules for any manufacturing process: DfX.