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Bryce Heventhal

Bryce Heventhal is the Technical Marketing Manager for Fusion 360. He has 9+ years of CAD and FEA experience, with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. When he is not designing he is out rock climbing.

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Fusion Forecast: Don’t Resist the Current

In this Fusion Forecast, we will see how Fusion 360 designs can leverage printed circuit boards from ECAD tools.

Fusion Forecast: Solving Engineering Problems

In this Fusion Forecast, we will dive deeper into some of the advanced simulation capabilities that will be coming to Fusion 360.

Fusion Forecast: Stop Searching. Start Finding.

In this week’s Fusion Forecast, we will take a look at a machine learning technology that will help find the right component in your Fusion 360 database.

Fusion Forecast: Drawings, a Necessary Evil

In this Fusion Forecast, I will take a look at the state of drawings in Fusion 360. I’ll also give a glimpse of what is to come next.

August 31, 2016 Update – What’s New

In this Fusion 360 update, we have expanded the keyboard shortcuts to new workspaces, added some updates to the new mesh workspace, and fixed some bugs across the board.

Fusion Forecast: Sheetmetal

In this week’s Fusion Forecast, the heavily anticipated sheet metal functionality is ripped open. We look to see not only how Fusion 360 implements sheet metal tools, but also expands the possibilities from concept to production.

The Fusion Forecast: Desktop Connect

In this weeks Fusion Forecast, we will dig into Desktop Connect. This functionality will connect your desktop CAD tools to the cloud.

QUICK TIP: Share files externally

In this week’s QUICK TIP, learn how to share Fusion 360 files with external stakeholders.

QUICK TIP: Import T-Splines from Rhino

In this week’s Quick Tip, learn how to import a design created in the T-Splines plugin inside Rhino into Fusion 360.

The Fusion Forecast: Branching & Merging

In this week’s Fusion Forecast, we will nerd out on the Branching & Merging functionality that will make its way into Fusion 360. Branching & Merging will allow teams to design in parallel like never before in the development process.

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