• Autodesk Inventor 2025 What’s New

    This year marks a monumental milestone for 25 years of Autodesk Inventor, a quarter of a century of designing and making your best products. This release brings over 142 enhancements, each carefully crafted to improve user experience, enhance functionality, and streamline design…


  • Autodesk Vault SDK Getting Started #2 – Console Application

    The Autodesk Vault API enables developers to establish standalone applications that interact with a Vault server. A console application could be seen as the most basic Vault application; the primary intent of this type is automation, like connecting two systems by reading data from…


  • Autodesk Vault SDK Getting Started #1 – Installing the SDK

    The Autodesk Vault SDK/API is an inclusive component of each Vault Client or Vault Server installation. To install the SDK, run the setup in C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Vault Client <version>\SDK\setup.exe or C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Vault Server <version>\SDK\setup.exe. Both options result in a new folder C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Autodesk Vault SDK…


  • Getting Started with Autodesk Vault Customization

    Autodesk Vault is the most used on-premise data management solution for Autodesk CAD tools like Inventor or AutoCAD. One of the reasons is the capability to adopt customizations. Are you familiar with Autodesk Vault Professional, and would you like to get started…


  • Cover slide for 'Up and Running with Inventor Nastran Tops Tips and Workflow' AU class by Wasim Younis

    Up and Running with Inventor Nastran: Top Tips and Workflows

    Check out this Top Rated session on Inventor Nastrans by Wasim Younis. Class materials from Autodesk University are available free.


  • A slide from the Autodesk University presentation 'A Factory Design Utilities Discussion with Peers on a Successful Deployment' by Todd Schmook and kevin Smedly

    Factory Design Utilities Discussion with Peers on a Successful Deployment

    Check out this Top Rated session on Factory Design utilities by Todd Schmoock and Kevin Smedley. Class materials from Autodesk University are available free.


  • Autodesk Vault 2024.2 What’s New

    Whether you’re among the many who have relied on Autodesk Vault for years, or just getting started, this post will show you what’s new in Vault 2024.2 to help you accelerate your overall design and data management experience. If you missed our previous…


  • Autodesk Vault 2024.1 What’s New

    Autodesk Vault 2024.1 is here with more enhancements to help you accelerate your overall design creation and data management experience. Vault subscribers can start taking advantage of the new functionality right away. If you missed our previous post about the release of…


  • Autodesk Inventor: Finish Feature

    Inventor 2024 brings a revolutionary feature to the table – the Finish feature, streamlines the process of documenting design appearance and manufacturing methods. The ‘What’s New, Now, & Next’ Webinar prompted a few questions about this feature, so we’ve published this blog…


  • Why You Should Use Fusion 360 Manage Modern UI – Item Details

    If you are one of our PLM customers using  Autodesk Fusion 360 Manage  and not yet using its modern user interface, we created this blog series especially for you. In our first post, we covered five important features in the modern UI to…


  • How to Access Your Data with the Vault Mobile App

    Have you ever needed to access design and engineering data while on the jobsite or away from your workstation? The Autodesk Vault mobile app allows you to work with your vaulted design and engineering data on your mobile device anywhere, anytime. The…


  • Autodesk Vault 2024 What’s New

    Autodesk Vault 2024 has enhancements to help you accelerate your overall design creation and data management experience. Vault subscribers can start taking advantage of the new functionality right away. Watch the overview video to see some of the new features in action,…