There so many resources available to you to help you learn generative design. Read to discover the best resources to take anyone from a novice to an expert.

Machinists might need complex codes and algorithms for their more advanced projects, but there are some speeds and feeds references that even beginners should know. References that move your machine in a straight line set feedrate and spindle speed start and stop a clockwise spindle, and control your coolant are likely fundamental for most machinists.

Physics plays a crucial role in designing electrical transmission lines. Having a basic knowledge of what makes and impacts those lines will give you a better idea of design layout.

John Saunders has always been instrumental to the Fusion 360 community, and in recent times, that commitment to things bigger than himself has really shined. Read to find out how Saunders Machine Works is helping out 12,000 face shields at a time.

We are excited to announce the introduction of joint creation, non-associative edits, and local context to the Edit-in-Place (EIP) workflows. Read to find out more.

The first built-in hard drive came out in the early 1980s, and it was the result of decades of hard work from many different companies and individuals. As Americans use more data than ever before, it’s worth examining how, exactly, we came to have the technology that is so critical to so much of our…

We love to Make Anything here at Autodesk. One of the things we love is when tools are used “wrong” to discover new solutions to problems. Check out Jason Zigrino and what he does wrong his spare time.

We all have requirements for unique solutions, capabilities, or customization to meet our design or project needs. Read how OpenBOM and Bommer are making our Bill of Material easier with Fusion 360 APIs.

There’s never been a better time to embrace the shift to Fusion Team virtual collaboration. Placing a robust suite of collaborative tools into professional hands and removing teamwork bottlenecks, Fusion Team sparks digital collaborative action.

Fusion 360 is design reimagined – new features, progressive system architectures, and modern workflows developed from the ground up to take advantage of the transformative power of the cloud, eliminating the challenges of today’s current generation 30-year-old CAD platforms.

Sometimes the most straightforward solutions have much bigger stories behind them. Looking at the design of the Base by Nack Studio, basic is not effortless.