Category: Manufacturing

  • Automation and AI-Driven Quality Control in Manufacturing

    Automation and AI-driven quality control is transforming manufacturing by enabling real-time defect detection, predictive quality management, and automated inspection to reduce errors and maximize efficiency. Autodesk Fusion integrates automation and AI across the product development lifecycle to accelerate high-quality production and continuous improvement. Manufacturing processes have become increasingly complex as companies strive for higher-quality products…

    Manufacturing

  • How to Flatten Parts in Fusion for Laser Cutting

    Learn how to effectively flatten parts in Fusion using sheet metal tools and best practices to create accurate flat patterns ready for laser cutting and fabrication. Flattening a 3D part to prepare it for laser cutting or sheet metal fabrication can be challenging, especially when the design started as a 3D printed model. Fusion offers…

    Tutorials

  • Hawk Furniture Streamlines Bespoke Office Solutions Using Autodesk Fusion 

    See how Hawk Furniture has enhanced its design and manufacturing efficiency and customization capabilities with Autodesk Fusion.

    Case Studies

  • Onshoring Manufacturing: Exploring the Shift Toward In-House Production

    The movement to onshore manufacturing is gaining momentum, driven by the need for greater efficiency, supply chain resilience, and operational control.

    Manufacturing

  • Fusion Community Spotlight: 5 Ways to Improve Your CAM Cycle Time with John Saunders

    We’re here with our next Fusion Community Spotlight. A series where we celebrate the makers, builders, and dreamers using Autodesk Fusion to bring their ideas to life. Meet John Saunders. John is the founder of Saunders Machine Works and well-known for his NYC CNC YouTube channel. With extensive experience and as an Autodesk Expert Elite…

    Fusion

  • Part Inspection in Manufacturing

    Part inspection ensures that manufactured components meet precise specifications and quality standards. Autodesk Fusion integrates part inspection into your manufacturing workflows, automating tasks, ensuring traceability, and enhancing efficiency. This leads to improved product quality, regulatory compliance, and cost savings. What is part inspection Part inspection is the evaluation of parts to verify their conformity to…

    Manufacturing

  • Revolutionizing Toolpath Simulation with GPU Simulation

    Experience revolutionary GPU simulation with the new GPU-accelerated toolpath simulation in Fusion. Slash verification times from minutes to seconds for faster, safer manufacturing. In the world of computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), GPU simulation is transforming the landscape by drastically reducing the time required for toolpath simulation. Toolpath simulation is a crucial process that helps verify collision-free machining operations…

    Manufacturing

  • The Mechanical Engineer’s Guide to 5-Axis Machining

    It might have snuck up on you fast, or maybe you saw it coming, but now is the time to adopt 5-axis machining. Innovation won't wait.

    Manufacturing

  • How to Export Your Autodesk Fusion Model for 3D Printing

    Autodesk Fusion offers versatile options for exporting single parts or assemblies to 3D printers—explore the most common methods here.

    Tutorials

  • Customer & Partner-Led Fusion Sessions You Won’t Want to Miss at Autodesk University 2025

    From AI exploration to inspirational case studies, here's a list of Autodesk University 2025 sessions you won't want to miss.

    Product Design & Engineering

  • CloudNC Soft Jaw Designer: Automated Soft-Jaw Fixtures Now in Fusion

    Turn soft-jaw modelling from a half-hour chore into a five-second habit with Cloudnc Soft Jaw Designer in Autodesk Fusion.

    Manufacturing

  • 10 Must-Attend Fusion Sessions at Autodesk University 2025

    Autodesk University 2025 is right around the corner! You know what that means: it’s time to start packing your schedule with Fusion sessions.

    Electronics Engineering

  • Shute Dynamics Races to Pikes Peak With Generative Design in Autodesk Fusion

    Engines roar as cars race 12.42 miles up a small, winding road to Pikes Peak, climbing nearly 5,000 vertical feet and finishing in the clouds at over 14,000 feet. Supplemental oxygen is pumped into the driver’s helmet. The extreme physicality of reaching the summit is undeniable, gripping through 156 turns with no power steering and…

    Case Studies
  • sheet metal basics

    Learn Essential Sheet Metal Basics in Autodesk Fusion

    Learn how to create sheet metal components, adjust sheet metal rules, use key tools like Flange and Bend, and more.

    Manufacturing

  • Fellten Transforms Classic Cars Into Clean EVs With Autodesk Fusion

    Fellten is making the transformation and retrofits of old MINI Coopers, Porsches, and Land Rovers into clean electric vehicles a reality.

    Electronics Engineering