Tag: Rapid Prototyping


  • Artly Brews Physical AI Design for the Barista Bot with Autodesk Fusion

    Artly’s Barista Bot is a physical AI-powered robotic coffee system to deliver specialty coffee in locations where a full-service café may not be practical. The team uses Fusion across the design and engineering process, from individual components to the complete robotic system. With Fusion, Artly can rapidly test and 3D print multiple prototypes in a…


  • BluArmor Drives Smart Motorcycle Helmet Innovation with Autodesk Fusion

    Autodesk Fusion helped BluArmor bring a complex, motorcycle helmet-mounted device to life by unifying design and engineering on a single platform. Using parametric modeling, real-time collaboration, and integrated simulation, the team rapidly iterated complex designs, validated performance for harsh riding conditions in India, and scaled products while reducing prototyping and time to market. Based in…


  • Proception Advances Physical AI with Dex­terous Robotic Hand Designed Using Autodesk Fusion 

    Proception is advancing physical AI with ProHand 1.0, a research-grade robotic hand designed for dexterous, adaptive manipulation in real-world environments. With Autodesk Fusion, Proception’s eight-person engineering team accelerates development through rapid prototyping and cloud collaboration. Using the Fusion API, they can now easily convert CAD models into URDF (Unified Robot Description Format), reducing a process…


  • From Boats to the Open Road: Wet Sounds Redefines Outdoor Audio Product Innovation

    Wet Sounds creates high-performance outdoor audio products for boats, powersports, Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and more. Autodesk Fusion and the Design Extension help the team move from 3D scans to modeled surfaces and prototypes for complex speaker grill patterns. By leveraging AI capabilities in Fusion, including AutoConstrain and Autodesk Assistant, the company can accelerate product development even…


  • KG Motors Uses Autodesk Fusion to Solve Transportation Challenges in Japan with New, Mini EV

    KG Motors’ mibot is an ultra-compact, single-seat EV designed for everyday short trips in Japan’s regional cities where declining public transit is increasing reliance on cars. Autodesk Fusion was used to design nearly 80% of its hundreds of in-house parts and helped the startup reduce part counts, minimize design time, run simulations, create assemblies, and…


  • Forte3D Designs World’s First 3D-printed Cello and Makes a Splash on Shark Tank

    Forte3D turned a bold idea into a Shark Tank success, receiving a $250,000 investment with their professional-quality, 3D-printed cellos and violins. With Autodesk Fusion, the company took innovative design, rapid prototyping, and 3D printing to reshape the future of string instruments that are more durable, accessible, and better sounding than ever before. When you watch…


  • Half Motorcycle, Half Car: AEMOTION Designs a New Electric Vehicle with Autodesk Fusion

    AEMOTION is redefining urban mobility with a new electric vehicle that blends the agility of a motorcycle with the safety and comfort of a car. Autodesk Fusion played a crucial role in bringing the concept to life with rapid prototyping, complex engineering, and cost-effective development. As a Parisian, Alexandre Lagrange experiences the crush of traffic…