Fusion 360 Blog

May 20, 2019 Product Updates – What’s New

In this product update, you’re getting goodies like tangent constraints on 3D splines, improved generative design outcome preview, and new CAM NC program creation tool.

Fusion 360 Academy Design Challenges

Fusion 360 Academy: 3 tracks, 2 keynotes, 25+ classes, and the largest gathering of Fusion 360 professionals ever! And you have a chance to attend for free by winning one of four design challenges.

360 Live: Design to Machining in Action

Join our four part live stream to see the end to end design and make process! We’ll go from design to manufacturing, programming toolpaths, collaboration in Fusion 360, and live manufacturing.

Fusion 360 Helps Inventor Tattoo the World with Novel Machine Design

Illustrator turned inventor, takes his EGO to the world with Fusion 360, allowing him to developed the prototype then final production design for a new line of lightweight, quiet and accurate tattoo machines.

Turning Point – New Turning Updates in Fusion 360

The Fusion 360 CAM team has been busy bringing turning updates large and small. Here’s your one stop shop for what’s new in turning.

Milling vs. Turning: What Should I Use for My Part?

New to machining? Take a side by side look at milling and turning to determine what option may best fit your process.

What Will It Take To Bring A Manufacturing Facility to the Construction Site?

Construction is more effective and streamlined when manufacturing can be brought right to the construction site. Today, a new approach has emerged: bring manufacturing facilities to the construction site in portable containers.

Do you aspire to be great at CAD, or to be a Great Engineer?

Learn how generative design helps to increase the value of the engineer by focusing on approaching design challenges versus CAD model creation.

April 23, 2019 Product Update – What’s New

We just dropped some nice usability enhancements, trash bin for Fusion Team is here, and tools in Modeling, Sketching, Generative Design and Manufacture continue to mature.

What does the future of construction sites look like with 3D printing robots?

The combination of 3D printing and robotics is beginning to transform the way the construction industry works. There are now many different methods and materials for robotics in construction that provide safe, fast, reliable solutions where they are needed the most.

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