• 5 Innovative Ways to Use Automated Modeling in Autodesk Fusion

    Oliver Briggs, Fusion expert at EduCAD, highlights 5 unique ways to use automated modeling in Fusion to collaborate faster, streamline prototyping, create custom tooling, accelerate design, and optimize workflows. Automated modeling in Fusion is a breakthrough for design and engineering workflows, streamlining tasks that once required hours of manual modeling. While most users know the…

    Tutorials

  • Achieve Faster, Better, and More Cost-Effective Manufacturing with Fusion

    Fusion for Manufacturing helps you machine faster, finish better, and spend less with advanced toolpaths, automation, and integrated data management and collaboration. Speed, quality, and cost-effectiveness are more important than ever for manufacturers. Autodesk Fusion for Manufacturing is designed to help you meet these demands – unlocking new levels of efficiency and precision through advanced…

    Advanced Manufacturing

  • Using Motion Links for Hinged Joints in Fusion

    Richard Stubley, Fusion Senior Product Manager shows you how to easily coordinate multiple hinged joints using motion links in Fusion. Learn best practices for joint placement and assembly modeling for smooth, realistic motion. If you’ve ever struggled to coordinate multiple hinged joints in a complex assembly—like a folding A-frame cart with several moving parts, you’re…

    Tutorials

  • Transform Quality Management with Closed-Loop PLM: Boost Efficiency & Reduce Defects with Autodesk Fusion Manage

    Discover how closed-loop quality management connects non-conformance, CAPA, FMEA, and supplier actions into one system. Learn how Autodesk Fusion Manage helps manufacturers boost product quality, accelerate issue resolution, and ensure compliance and optimize designs for continuous improvement. Manufacturers constantly struggle with disconnected quality systems, delayed information flow, slow reaction to non-conformance, and siloed corrective action…

    Data management

  • Capturing the Night Sky: How Fusion Powers Dark Dragons Astronomy’s Observatory Automation

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

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  • How AI in Fusion Drives Speed, Efficiency, and ROI for Consumer Product Teams

    Explore how AI in Autodesk Fusion helps consumer product companies accelerate development, cut costs, and improve manufacturability. Speed, adaptability, and precision are non-negotiables in today’s consumer product landscape. Buyers are more value-driven, and less brand-loyal than ever. Product portfolios are expanding, customization is expected, and sustainability is non-negotiable. For organizations that must deliver innovation under…

    Thought Leadership

  • 5 Skills That Will Shape Tomorrow’s Engineering Workforce

    Engineers of the future be expected to navigate rapidly evolving tools, tackle complex global challenges, and more.

    Thought Leadership

  • Community Spotlight: How Theo Saville and His Team Are Building the Future of Machining with CloudNC

    Hear from Theo on how CloudNC is transforming machining, empowering machinists, accelerating production, and redefining the future of manufacturing. When I first started CloudNC, I wasn’t trying to build a company – I was trying to solve a problem. Machining, the backbone of modern manufacturing, was still far too manual, slow, and error‑prone. I believed…

    Customer Spotlight

  • STREEK: A Cargo Trike Fit For Tokyo Streets

    STREEK is an electric cargo tricycle from Japan, supported by Autodesk Fusion to bring it from concept to production.

    Case Studies

  • How to Use Planar Joints with Tangent Constraints in Fusion

    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…

    Fusion

  • From Patio Project to Apple Campus: Hangar Outdoor Scales HVAC Innovation With Fusion

    Hangar Outdoor leveraged Autodesk Fusion to turn a simple need for outdoor AC covers into a scalable manufacturing business.

    Case Studies

  • Start Your Designs Right: See Fusion’s New Intent-Driven Design – Now in Preview

    Intent-driven design brings flexibility to starting designs, organizing components, and moving between parts and assemblies in Autodesk Fusion.

    What's New

  • Advances in Metal Additive Process Simulation

    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…

    Fusion

  • Copy & Paste in Fusion: How to Move Bodies and Components Between Designs

    Learn how to copy and paste bodies and components between Fusion designs. This tutorial covers important workflows for transferring geometry, retaining feature history, and solving common copy-paste challenges in your CAD projects. Copy & paste in Fusion Copying a body or part of your design from one Fusion file to another can sometimes feel frustratingly…

    Tutorials

  • Solving Real-World Challenges with Fusion and Prusa 3D at AU 2025

    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. 

    Fusion