ITI has an understanding of data interoperability. Specific market trends drive companies to change their CAD system into Inventor. The biggest pain that comes with a project like that is preventing your intellectual properties, such as features, design intelligence and parametrics. We understand that it is possible your design team has invested years and eventually millions into establishing these. With GoToINVENTOR we want to use the opportunity and introduce you to a software, that will be able to support your CAD conversion project in a fully automated way, saving your valuable CAD features and your design intelligence. We would be happy to see you join us and learn about CAD standards as drivers for CAD conversions to Inventor, the technology behind GoToINVENTOR, how the software works, and of course the benefits that will apply to your project if you decide to work with ITI and GoToINVENTOR to support your CAD migration requirements.

This class reviews the objectives for Certification in Inventor 2014 and provides tips on study techniques for the exams. The class is led by the author of the official Inventor 2014 Certification guide.

In this class, you will learn Autodesk CFD Simulation workflows for fire and smoke simulation, which is important for evaluating life safety in the design of buildings. You will learn how to define fire source and smoke generation, and to explore results visualization and extraction tools. You will discover how to highlight and measure important results from smoke simulation to evaluate life safety. You will also understand the "critical to approvals" aspect of smoke simulation results. We will demonstrate the importance of geometry simplification, meshing, and simulation processes in Autodesk CFD relevant to producing a reliable smoke simulation. We’ll also discuss useful tips, tricks, and best practices.

Do you want to know how to use Inventor software to create sheet metal parts? Automatically create flat patterns that your shop will actually use? Want to explore the exciting world of faces, flanges, and hems? And just what the heck is a K-factor anyway? Join us as we show you how to get started creating sheet metal parts in Inventor. We demonstrate step-by-step workflows from how to set up sheet metal styles through creating your first sheet metal flat pattern. After this class, you will be ready to begin your exciting life in sheet metal design! Even those who already use sheet metal may find a few tips and tricks to help with their designs.