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Manufacturing Tool Library Preview – What’s Coming Soon
We're working hard to build a new tool library that gives a great user experience and allows you to manage and use your tools efficiently. Here's a preview of improvements coming in the next product update.
What's New
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Working from Home? Harness On-Demand Manufacturing to Supercharge Your Projects
Utilizing on-demand manufacturing during unpredictable and increasingly remote times offers many unique benefits, including digital design tools and rapid prototyping. With on-demand manufacturing, businesses can have peace of mind while working at a normal pace, even when facilities aren’t fully operational. Check out our top on-demand manufacturer picks!
Machining
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How ECAD and MCAD Work Together
To fully realize your design, it’s essential to utilize systems that will help optimize your design, save time, and increase overall productivity. Good software helps teams work smarter and design top-notch products. With the help of MCAD and ECAD, creating a successful design is easier than ever before.
Electronics Engineering
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5 Ways to Seamlessly Onboard Industrial Design Teammates
New members of a team need all the help they can get to show their value right away; companies onboarding industrial designers should identify a transparent process for onboarding new members, take the time to connect with them, maintain proper project documentation, focus on smaller tasks at first, and get the right equipment for the…
Industrial Design
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Connecting the Design and Manufacturing Community
Communities and companies around the globe are coming together to help combat the coronavirus (COVID-19) in incredible ways. Information, ideas and available resources are all evolving so rapidly, it’s hard to keep up. Below are some of the best resources we know of that we hope can help you find ways to get involved.
Fusion
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Change is Coming: Are You and Your Company Ready?
Now is the time! Roger Orban walks us through a comparison between the CAD market and the adoption of new technologies like Generative Design.
Fusion
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Using the Best Practices in CAD Data Management
Getting a handle on your CAD Data Management processes early on can help avoid organizational setbacks in the future. It’s important to learn what works best for your process, stay organized, and utilize the right tools for you.
Fusion
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March 2020 Product Update – What’s New
This update includes vastly improved assembly joints, Edit-in-place preview, 3D sketch, as well as many Manufacture enhancements.
News
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New Lab: The New Champion of Innovation
Check out our latest showcase blog about New Lab in Brooklyn New York, and how they aim to change the rate of innovation, one Hardware company at a time.
Fusion
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2020 Fusion Team Update: Leave Team and File Sharing
Excited to share two highly requested new features for Fusion Team that will help organize your Fusion Team list and also ensure that you have control of what is being shared outside of your organization.
News
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All you need to know about Fusion 360 FFF printing
In the latest Fusion 360 update, we unveiled the brand-new Fusion FFF printing, to allow users to 3D print components straight from their design software.
Mechanical Engineering
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6 Ways to Make Software Implementation Seamless
Implementing new software can be tricky, but considering a few key things ahead of time can turn the process into something positive for everyone involved.
Fusion
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2020 Fusion Team Update: Overview and View Tabs
The new View / Overview tabs bring a more modern and streamlined look and feel to Fusion Team.
What's New
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What’s New in EAGLE – V9.6
Splines Easily draw curved lines using splines with up to 2 points of control before ending with the latest Autodesk EAGLE release. You no longer need to use a series of arcs and lines to accomplish a contoured shape for your board outline. You will notice that the drawing tools now include the Spline command. …
News
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Assemblies Edit-in-Place Preview is Coming to Fusion 360
Edit-in-Place functionality allows you to edit a referenced part directly within the context of the overall assembly.
Fusion