Industrial Machinery

BIM/VDC Manager

CAD Management

CAD Manager

Production & Operations Manager

Technology Manager

Virtual Design & Construction

Building Information Modeling (BIM)

CAD Management & IT

Subtractive Manufacturing

Modeling

Connect with your peers, to collectively understand the purpose and use of technical drawing, and how we might communicate design information in the future

The Death and Rebirth of Technical Drawings—Continued: Are Drawings Even Needed?

Roundtable

Las Vegas

Automation, Integration, & Customization

Detailer

Engineer

Mechanical Design

Mechanical Engineer

Product Engineer

Software Development

This beginners class in iLogic is for confident Inventor users who want to learn how iLogic can help Automate everyday tasks to improve productivity.

Five Autodesk Inventor iLogic productivity hacks for non-programmers! [Lab]

Hands-on Lab

Product Design & Manufacturing

Product Design

Drafting

3D Modeling

Project Execution

Customization

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Manufacturing and Product Design; Industrial Machinery

Detailer, Drafter; Product User; Product Design; 2D Design; Design Collaboration; 3D Design; Project Execution

Learn how Autodesk Inventor and AutoCAD can complement each other in 2d and 3D workflows.

2D + 3D: Get the Best of Both with AutoCAD and Inventor

Instructional Demo

Virtual

Building Design & Engineering

Design

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CAD Manager, Mechanical Engineer, Drafter, Detailer, Design Engineer; Product User; Product Design; 3D Modeling; Project Execution

What to consider when creating parametric designs in order to ensure a predictable result.

Reliable Techniques for Complex Assembly Design in Inventor

Industry Talk

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What to consider when building parametric models in order to achieve a predictable result.

Reliable Modeling Techniques for Complex Part Design in Inventor

Architecture Services

Consultant

IT Manager

Drafter

Architecture. Engineering and Construction; Architecture Services

CAD Manager; Technical Consultant; IT Manager; Drafter; AutoCAD and General Design; CAD Management and IT

Learn how to make using your CAD standards easy, by effectively deploying AutoCAD Tool palettes across your office network.

AutoCAD Tool Palettes Management Lab (Planning and Preparation, Not Perspiration)

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CAD standards are a bone of contention for every CAD manager. For me, CAD standards are all about a single thing-productivity. It's all about decision making. I don't want you spending time deciding what font to use or what lineweight to draw with. Those tasks don't increase the project's value. I want you to be able to focus on creating drawings that sell ideas to a client or help make manufacturing quicker and easier. You shouldn't need to worry about CAD standards. In this lab, we'll go through the exact steps that I use to create a comprehensive set of tool palettes that deploy our company CAD standards. I'll show you how to deploy your tool palettes on the network, and how to update them from a central file. We'll push as hard as we can into deploying scripts and macros from tool palettes, and cover some of the tips and hacks of tool palettes that you won't find in the help file.

AutoCAD Tool Palettes Management Lab (Planning and Preparation, Not Perspiration) (REPEAT)

CAD standards are a bone of contention for every CAD manager. For me, CAD standards are all about a single thing-productivity. It's all about decision making. I

Building Products

Digital Artist

MEP & Structural Fabrication

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Manufacturing and Product Design; Building Products & Fabrication

2D/Graphic Artist; Technical Drafter; IT Manager/CAD Equipment Manager; Fabrication for AEC; Small Business Design to Manufacturing; CAD Management and IT

Make it easier for your users to use your CAD standard than not, by deploying your CAD standards via toolpallettes

AutoCAD Tool Palettes Master Class (Planning and Preparation, Not Perspiration)

Consumer Products

Manufacturing Engineer

Industrial Designer

Additive Manufacturing

Part Modeling

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Manufacturing and Product Design; Consumer Products

CAD Manager; Product Engineer; Manufacturing Engineer; Industrial Designer; Detailer; Additive Manufacturing; Product Design; CAD Management and IT

Learn how Autodesk Inventor 'Thinks' - so that you can build stable, predictable parametric models.

The Inventor 7 Deadly Sins of 3D Part Modeling

Building Construction

Architect

Facilities Manager

Building Owner

Construction Management

Inventor; Configurator 360; Revit; Navisworks Manage

Architect; Facilities Manager; CAD Manager; Building Owner; BIM/VDC Manager; Building Construction; CAD Management and IT; Building Information Modeling

Learn why re-purposing MFG content for BIM is hard. Learn how to get what you want from Manufactures who deliver BIM content. Learn from those who have done it already.

Do You REALLY Want Manufacturer’s Content? Success Stories in Repurposing Manufacturing for BIM

Learn why re-purposing MFG content for BIM is hard. Learn how to get what you want from Manufactures who deliver BIM content. Learn from those who have done it 

Automation,  CAD Management,  Project Management,  Quality Management

I love technical drawings. Bold outlines, crisp details, precise lettering - I love it all. But I hear that technical drawing is dead? It's said that we live in the age of the paperless office - Can this be true?
In this presentation, we will ask the big questions about the future of Technical drawing. Where did Technical drawing come from? How did we come up the present rules of Technical drawing? Will we even need Technical drawings in the future?
Where is Technical drawings' place in the world of Digital prototyping, and BIM projects? How will we communicate design intent in the future?
How many people got caught out when we moved from hand-drawing - to CAD? Will we be next?
I don't think that Technical drawing is dead yet, but I think that it can and must adapt to suit its role in the future of design communication.
Join me for this review of Technical drawing past and present, and help to prepare yourself for the future. The future of Technical Drawing.

The death & rebirth of the technical drawing. Are drawings needed anymore?

New Orleans

I love technical drawings. Bold outlines, crisp details, precise lettering - I love it all. But I hear that technical drawing is dead? It's said that we live in

Aerospace

Automotive

Software

Interior Designer

Manufacturing Processes

Digital Prototyping

Prototyping

Injection Molding

Surface Modeling

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Manufacturing and Product Design; Consumer Products; Aerospace & Defense Equipment; Automotive & Other Transportation

Industrial and Product Designer; Technical Drafter; Set/Prop Designer; Mold Designer/Molding Engineer; Interior Designer; Advanced Manufacturing Techniques; Digital Prototyping

Learn how to model complex, organic surfaces with Autodesk Inventor.

Complex Topology and Class-A Surface Modeling with Inventor

Game Designer

Software Training

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3D Artists & Animators; Product Engineer; Industrial Designer; Game Designer; CAD Management and IT; Software Training; Product Design

Learn how to create curvature continuous 'organic' 3D models with Fusion 360.

Complex Topology and Class-A Surface Modeling with Fusion 360

Learn how to create curvature continuous 'organic' 3D models with Fusion.

Complex Topology and Class-A Surface Modeling with Fusion

Engineering Services

Process Manufacturing

Construction

Construction Services

Assembly Modeling

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Architecture and Construction Service Providers; Manufacturing and Product Design; Engineering Service Providers; Aerospace & Defense Equipment; Process Manufacturing; Manufacturing Other; Life Sciences Manufacturing; Engineering Services Providers; Construction Services; Building Products & Fabrication

CAD/BIM Manager; End User; Product Design and Manufacturing

Top down, bottom up, skeletal modeling, layout models, multi-body master parts: If you are having difficulty turning your part models into assembly models, do not despair! There are many alternative assembly techniques that can help you produce great results. This class is for drafters who have made their way through a basic Inventor 3D CAD software training course, but who are having difficulty using Inventor on their bespoke, one-off projects. This class focuses on alternative assembly modeling techniques in Inventor that can help you build unique models quickly and simply, and without the nightmare of assembly constraints or circular adaptive references. This class will benefit drafters from all engineering and manufacturing industries. Attendees should have working knowledge of Inventor. If you produce bespoke, unique, one-off digital prototypes, this class is for you.

Drive Inventor with the Top Down: Alternative Assembly Modeling Techniques

Top down, bottom up, skeletal modeling, layout models, multi-body master parts: If you are having difficulty turning your part models into assembly models, do n

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Management

Architecture, Engineering and Construction; General Architecture. Engineering and Construction; Consumer Products

CAD Management and IT; AutoCAD and General Design

Learn the five key areas that you must manage as a CAD manager to improve your team’s performance.

5 Pillars of Effective CAD Management

IT Manager/CAD Equipment Manager; Technical Director; Production and Operations Manager; Interior Designer; Industrial and Product Designer; CAD Management & IT

A couple of years ago I packed my family home into a U-Haul and left the bright lights of the United Kingdom's capital city for a little village on England's south coast. Why? I had finally found the position I had been working so hard for: CAD manager. And you know what? It didn't work out quite how I expected. Maybe I'm not yet experienced enough to tell you how to succeed as a CAD manager, but I can certainly help you to avoid the mistakes I made. Come and join us for a lively session as we discuss how to put aside the CADing and Codeing, and we talk about what to do next.

Five Mistakes from a Rookie CAD Manager

A couple of years ago I packed my family home into a U-Haul and left the bright lights of the United Kingdom's capital city for a little village on England's so

Lean Manufacturing

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Manufacturing and Product Design; Manufacturing Other

Inventor Tolerance Analysis; Inventor; Inventor Professional

Design Engineer, Project Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, Machinist; Product user; Automotive and Industrial Design; Product Design; Machining; 3D Design; Product Manufacturing; Manufacturing; Lean Manufacturing; Digital Prototyping; Design; 3D Modeling; Project Execution

Reduce costs by automating tolerance stack up calculations inside Autodesk Inventor.

Finding the Right Fit with Inventor Tolerance Analysis

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Design Engineer, Product Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, Machinist; Product user; Automotive and Industrial Design; Product Design; Engineering Documentation; 3D Design; Product Manufacturing; Product Engineering; Manufacturing; Lean Manufacturing; Design; 3D Modeling; Project Execution

Get hands on with Autodesk Inventor Tolerance Analysis Pugin.

Finding the Right Fit with Inventor Tolerance Analysis [Lab]

Automotive & Other Transportation, Building Products & Fabrication, Consumer Products, Industrial Machinery, Manufacturing Other

CAD Manager, Detailer, Drafter, Machinist, Manufacturing Engineer, Mechanical Engineer; Product Design; 3D Design; 3D Modeling; Design; Digital Prototyping; Lean Manufacturing; Manufacturing; Modeling; Product Engineering; Product Manufacturing; Project Execution

In this lab we will understand how and why tolerances effect assembly fit, and how we can use the Autodesk product design and manufacturing collection benefit of the Tolerance Analysis plugin to help plan tolerance problems out of our manufacturing process. We will learn how to perform an analysis on an assembly using Autodesk Inventor relationships and 3DA (MBD). We will learn how to analysis an assembly that has been imported via AnyCAD. We will learn how to produce a report to explain our final analysis to our colleagues.

Finding the Right Fit with Autodesk Inventor Tolerance Analysis

London

In this lab we will understand how and why tolerances effect assembly fit, and how we can use the Autodesk product design and manufacturing collection benefit o

Structural Engineer

Construction Manager

Civil Engineer

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Process Manufacturing; Consumer Products; Building Products & Fabrication

Structural Engineer; Structural Engineering Technician; Other Engineer; Other Engineering Technician; Mechanical Engineering Technician; Industrial & Product Designer; Drafter; Construction Worker; Civil Engineer; Civil Engineering Technician; Manufacturing; Fabrication for Architecture; Engineering; and Construction

Top down, bottom up, skeletal modeling, multi-body master part—if you are having difficulty turning your part models into assembly models do not despair! There are many alternative assembly techniques that can help you to produce great results. This class is for drafters who have made their way through a basic Autodesk Inventor software training course, but who are having difficulty using Inventor in production, particularly on bespoke, one-off projects. This class focuses on "alternative" assembly modeling techniques in Inventor that can help you build unique, fully parametric models quickly and simply without the nightmare of assembly constraints and circular adaptive references. This class will benefit drafters from all engineering and manufacturing industries. Attendees should have working knowledge of Autodesk Inventor. If you produce bespoke, unique, one-off digital prototypes—this class is for you.

How to Drive Autodesk® Inventor® with the Top Down: "Alternative" Assembly Modeling Master Class

Top down, bottom up, skeletal modeling, multi-body master part—if you are having difficulty turning your part models into assembly models do not despair! There 

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