• Embracing Digital Transformation in 3D Engineering

    Embracing digital transformation in 3D engineering is essential for future growth and competitiveness, enabling enhanced collaboration, improved data management, streamlined workflows, and innovative solutions through tools like Autodesk Inventor. 3D engineering has evolved significantly over the past few decades. These changes have been primarily driven by technological advancements and the increased demand for more efficient,…


  • Digital Factory Planning: Achieve Success with Autodesk

    Establishing a new factory is a complex investment requiring meticulous planning, collaboration, and execution. Learn how Autodesk’s digital factory solutions can help. Standing up a new factory is most likely the largest single investment a company can make. This massive undertaking involves extensive planning, collaboration, and execution. Despite rigorous planning processes, companies often face cost…


  • Which Digital Manufacturing Trends Are Changing the Modern Factory?

    Explore four major trends in digital manufacturing—automation, digital twins, sustainability, and workforce digitization—and see how Autodesk solutions help factories implement and scale these innovations. Since the first industrial revolution, factories have continued to evolve at a rapid pace.  In 2025, factories are increasingly defined by their digital tools and ability to perform data-driven decisions. Currently,…


  • Understanding the Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) in Manufacturing 

    Explore how the Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) affects manufacturing operations, how to calculate COPQ, and how tools like Autodesk Vault and Fusion Manage can help reduce it by integrating quality control into the entire product lifecycle. In a highly competitive market, manufacturers feel the pressure to deliver reliable, defect-free products. However, despite technological advances…


  • Mastering New Product Introduction (NPI)

    Explore how successful New Product Introduction (NPI) relies on structured processes, lifecycle tracking, and digital tools like Fusion Manage and Vault PLM to facilitate development and guarantee product success. Bringing a new product to market demands coordination across engineering, operations, supply chain, and marketing teams. Beyond a great product idea, success hinges on a structured…


  • The Future of Factory Automation: How Simulation Drives Efficiency and Innovation

    Advanced simulation tools are shaping the future of factory automation by driving efficiency, innovation, and competitiveness. These tools help manufacturers optimize processes and design layouts, enhance productivity, reduce costs, and stay agile in the face of modern manufacturing complexities. Factory automation is top of mind for manufacturers today, propelling industries toward unprecedented levels of efficiency,…


  • Revolutionizing Healthcare with 3D Simulation Modeling

    3D simulation modeling, with tools like Autodesk FlexSim, enables healthcare professionals to analyze and optimize patient-based processes. This approach enhances patient care, improves operational efficiency, and achieves better outcomes, which will be crucial for future advancements in the industry. The healthcare industry is one of the most complex and dynamic sectors, requiring constant advancements to…


  • The Future of IIoT in Design and Manufacturing

    Learn how IIoT in design and manufacturing will drive innovation, efficiency, and competitiveness, playing a critical role in shaping next-generation manufacturing processes and products, and leading to a smarter, more connected, and sustainable future. The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is transforming design and manufacturing, as it ushers in a new era of connectivity, efficiency,…


  • Design for Assembly: Enhancing Designs and Streamlining Production

    Design for Assembly (DFA) is essential for designs and streamlining production, offering significant benefits such as cost reduction and improved product quality. Learn more about DFA and how Autodesk Inventor providing tools to support its principles and help manufacturers to achieve their goals and maintain competitive advantage. Efficiency and precision are top priorities in the…


  • Discrete Event Simulation and Its Role in Factory Layout Planning

    Discrete event simulation (DES) is a transformative tool for factory layout planning, allowing manufacturers to create virtual models and optimize various aspects like workflow, space utilization, and resource allocation. Learn more about how it helps in identifying bottlenecks, conducting scenario and cost-benefit analyses, and ensuring safety and compliance and how Autodesk FlexSim can help. Factory…


  • Agile Product Lifecycle Management and Its Importance in Manufacturing

    Agile product lifecycle management (PLM) is vital for manufacturers to quickly adapt to market changes and technological advances. It emphasizes flexibility, iterative development, collaboration, customer-centricity, and adaptability. This leads to increased innovation, improved product quality, faster time to market, greater flexibility, and cost savings. Read on to learn more and see how Autodesk solutions can…


  • The Mindset of a Manufacturing Engineer: Meeting Challenges Head-On in Production Planning

    A manufacturing engineer plays a pivotal role in designing and optimizing manufacturing processes, emphasizing their responsibilities in quality control, material selection, and process optimization, and discusses how Autodesk’s Fusion Operations tool supports these engineers by providing real-time production tracking and data-driven insights to enhance efficiency and quality. Manufacturing is the cornerstone of all product design.…