Category: Fusion

See how Dark Dragons Astronomy leverages Autodesk Fusion to power its remote, automated observatories across the U.S. 

Phil Eichmiller, Fusion QA Engineer explains how to use planar joints with tangent constraints in Fusion to create smooth, realistic assembly motion. If you’ve ever struggled to get parts in your Fusion assemblies to move the way you expect, you’re not alone. Constraining components for realistic motion can feel tricky, especially when sliding or rolling…

Learn how to speed up thermo-mechanical additive process simulation by an order of magnitude. Additive process simulation uses first principle physics to predict how a metal 3D printing process behaves. It outputs the full temperature history of a selective melting process, as well as the deformation that those temperatures cause at each time during and…

At AU 2025, the Autodesk team encountered a challenge that showcased the power of collaboration, reverse engineering, and rapid prototyping—achievable through Autodesk Fusion and Prusa 3D printers. 

Good renders in Fusion come down to three things: custom lighting, dramatic angles, and a bit of post‑editing. The recent update to the rendering engine makes it pretty powerful. Treat it like a real photoshoot—add custom lights, position your model dynamically, and fine‑tune the viewport until the composition feels intentional. Treat the final render like…

Learn how we took a concept to product with Autodesk Fusion for this year's AU Factory Experience product.