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Industry Talk / Russia 2017
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Industry Talk / Russia 2017
Моделирование анатомически дружественных объектов во Fusion 360
Подходы к моделированию объектов, поверхность которых должна учитывать особенности анатомии человека. Мастер-класс будет полезен специалистам, разрабатывающим медицинские изделия, предметы обихода и другие объекты, с которыми приходится взаимодействовать человеку.
Hands-on Lab / Nashville 2025
The Manufacturing Shortcut: A Hands-On Configurations Lab with Rivian’s Prototyping Secrets

Ready to slash setup times and boost Machinist efficiency? In this 90-minute hands-on lab, dive into Autodesk Fusion Configurations alongside experts from Rivian and Autodesk. Using a provided PC, you’ll learn to build a configurable work-holding setup—straight from Rivian’s playbook for prototyping and production. Discover how to minimize manual setup, reduce errors, and free up time for what matters: programming and perfecting your parts. Leave with practical skills to streamline your workflows and impress your team.

Hands-on Lab / Nashville 2025
Engineering Efficiency Unleashed: Hands-On Synera Training
This workshop will introduce engineers to Synera’s process Automation, Integration, & Customization capabilities through hands-on implementation. You'll create Automation, Integration, & Customization solutions for common engineering workflows that reduce manual tasks and eliminate repetitive processes. Through guided exercises and real-world scenarios, you'll configure Synera to streamline documentation creation, automate design validations, and create intelligent workflows tailored to your requirements. We’ll show you how to integrate Synera with your existing solutions, including Inventor software, Autodesk Fusion 360 software, Moldflow, NAVASTO, and more.
Panel / Nashville 2025
Engineering Reimagined: Industry Perspectives on the Role of AI Agent
Join industry leaders as they explore how artificial intelligence (AI) agents are transforming engineering workflows and redefining possibilities across the Design and Make sectors. This panel brings together pioneers from diverse disciplines to share real-world implementations, challenges, and breakthrough opportunities emerging from AI agent integration. Panelists will discuss how these technologies move beyond traditional Automation, Integration, & Customization to become true collaborative partners in the design process. From optimizing complex systems and automating routine tasks to enabling entirely new approaches to problem-solving, discover how leading organizations are using AI agents to enhance human capabilities rather than replace them.
Panel / Nashville 2025
Meet the Leaders Behind Autodesk Data Models: The Data Foundation for the Autodesk Design and Make Platform
About $2 trillion, that’s the amount of money the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry lost due to bad data—data that is inaccurate, inaccessible, and incomplete. In the industries Autodesk serves, data is a critical lifeline for project decisions and Automation, Integration, & Customizations. But all too frequently, that data is not easily accessible, or, even worse, the available data is simply bad. Across the globe, the ability to use data in an insightful manner is no longer a nice-to-have. It has become a primary source of competitive advantage. Furthermore, with acceleration of artificial intelligence (AI), the need for data is increasing exponentially. Those who use their data to make informed decisions and gain performance insights will ultimately emerge as leaders in their industries. Meet the leaders behind the industry data models to learn more about how Autodesk will solve top customer problems.
Instructional Demo / Nashville 2025
Dynamic Cutting Force Prediction for Optimized Milling Parameter Selection in Autodesk Fusion
Machinist dynamics models may be used to predict milling performance and select optimal parameters at the computer numerical control (CNC) path planning stage. The intent is to select parameters that enable first part correct performance and avoid trial-and-error parameter identification. This requires that chatter, or self-excited vibration, does not occur, and that acceptable accuracy and surface finish are achieved. This session will demonstrate dynamic force prediction for Autodesk Fusion toolpaths, which incorporates the tool tip vibration response to predict the dynamic cutting force and tool vibration and the effect of relative vibration between the cutting tool and workpiece on the milling stability. This enables us to identify and correct locations where chatter occurs before part production. It introduces a feed rate optimization capability that modifies cutting times by updating the feed rate. And it has been shown to reduce cycle times by up to 50%. We’ll select an aerospace part and show results.
34p
Instructional Demo / Nashville 2025
Rotate to Elevate: How a Fourth Axis and Autodesk Fusion Collaboration Drive Shop Success
Adding a fourth-axis rotary fixture to a three-axis computer numerical control (CNC) mill unlocks powerful new capabilities—enabling access to multiple sides of a part in one setup, as well as reducing handling and supporting complex features with fewer operations. This upgrade boosts throughput and precision, transforming small-batch workflows into scalable production. When combined with Autodesk Fusion software’s connected platform—spanning fixture design, CAM programming, scheduling, and machine monitoring—shops can benefit from a seamless, collaborative environment where design updates, toolpaths, and machine data stay synchronized. Fusion empowers teams to reduce lead times, minimize errors, and gain full production visibility—turning the fourth axis into a strategic investment in smart manufacturing.
12p
33p
Industry Talk / Nashville 2025
The Productivity Gap: Rethinking Skills in the Age of AI
For years, manufacturing has focused on the idea of a skills gap—the belief that we need more people trained to perform traditional tasks. But what if that assumption is limiting progress? What if the real challenge is a productivity gap—the growing difference between what skilled people are capable of and what current systems allow them to do? In this session, Al Whatmough, CEO of Toolpath, will explore how artificial intelligence (AI) and Automation, Integration, & Customization can shift the role of humans on the shop floor. Instead of replacing people, the opportunity is to empower them, automate the mundane, elevate decision making, and redesign work around human strengths. This session will spark a lively discussion about the future of manufacturing work. What roles will evolve? What skills will truly matter? And how can we build tools, workflows, and cultures that help people do their best work? Join the conversation and help shape what comes next.
Panel / Nashville 2025
AI, Automation, Integration, & Customization, and Connected Data: Accelerating Innovation with Design and Manufacturing Partnerships
Manufacturing today is faced with new and evolving challenges. Complex supply chains, rising material costs, geopolitical tensions, and labor shortages all impact productivity and growth, creating delays and shortages. Meanwhile, companies need to design and make products that are more sustainable, customized, and affordable. Advanced technologies like Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), Automation, Integration, & Customization, and connected platforms are growing in popularity, giving manufacturers who adopt these solutions a competitive advantage. Innovation and Management are essential to keep up with technological advancements and market demands. Autodesk’s ever-evolving partner ecosystem delivers modern solutions, allowing customers to use the latest advancements in technology. Join this session to meet leading Design and Make partners, from hot start-ups to established industry leaders, and explore how together we’re accelerating innovation in manufacturing.
Instructional Demo / Nashville 2025
Exploring Visualization of 3D Objects in USD Format: Transform Designs with Sensor Data Insights
In this session, we will present a research prototype featuring a web app add-in for Autodesk Fusion software that visualizes 3D objects in USD (Universal Scene Description) format using NVIDIA Omniverse. The use case involves an innovative product design process that integrates sensor-collected performance data into the design, setting the stage for a novel performance-aided design approach. This session will begin with guidance on downloading the Omniverse libraries from public NVIDIA repositories, and will cover how to develop a custom Autodesk Fusion add-in capable of presenting a streamed Omniverse application running on the cloud. You’ll gain comprehensive understanding of the potential and step-by-step guidance for this innovative approach, which enables designers to go beyond traditional Digital Prototyping visualization dashboards and optimize designs using actionable insights from sensor data to ensure products perform as designed in the real world.
Instructional Demo / Nashville 2025
Mastering Assemblies in Fusion: Foundations, Best Practices, and the New Assembly Experience
If there were ever a “required class” for Fusion at Autodesk University—this would be it. In this interactive session, we’ll demystify assemblies in Fusion by grounding you in the core concepts every user needs to build confidently: top-down vs. bottom-up design, internal vs. external components, and finally clear up the confusion between components and bodies. Then, we’ll take a deep dive into Fusion’s brand-new assembly experiences, a transformative shift in how everyone will interact with Fusion design. You’ll learn how these changes simplify best practices, improve collaboration, boost performance, and make Fusion more intuitive—especially for those transitioning from other CAD tools. Whether you're just starting with assemblies or are a seasoned pro, this session will leave you with a clear mental model and the insight into what’s coming to the product.
Instructional Demo / Nashville 2025
Intelligent Hole Machinist Unveiled: A Live Demo of Our Multiaxis, Machine-Aware Drilling Add-In for Autodesk Fusion
Get an inside look at our multiaxis drilling add-in for Autodesk Fusion software. It automatically detects holes, groups them by orientation, and respects machine kinematics to optimize computer numerical control (CNC) workflows, including cross drilling and advanced parameter controls. This live demo will walk you through the entire process—from hole detection to final toolpath generation—showing how to reduce programming time, prevent collisions, and ensure consistent results. By automating repetitive tasks and adding safety checks that prevent unintended breakthroughs or hole intersections, shops have cut drilling cycle times by up to 40%. Whether you’re a CNC programmer, manufacturing engineer, or CAM enthusiast, this session will offer an exciting glimpse at how intelligent drilling Automation, Integration, & Customization can boost your productivity and profitability.
22p
22p
Industry Talk / Nashville 2025
Driving Progress: Real-World Applications of Large-Scale Simulation and AI

Discover how simulation and AI are transforming engineering in the built environment. This session explores how simulation-generated data powers AI, how digital engineering practices enable scale, and how strategic partnerships are accelerating adoption. Learn how to move from reactive workflows to intelligent, AI-driven design—while addressing real-world challenges like cost, safety, Sustainable Design, and performance uncertainty. Ideal for AEC professionals, engineers, and innovation leaders looking to apply AI in practical, scalable ways.

30p
Industry Talk / Nashville 2025
Using Conversational AI for Design Inspiration with ChatGPT and Autodesk Fusion
Unlock the potential of conversational artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance your design ideation process in Autodesk Fusion software. This session will explore how AI image generators like ChatGPT can serve as creative partners, helping you generate innovative design concepts through natural language interaction. Learn how to articulate your design goals and constraints to ChatGPT. Use it to develop a variety of conceptual ideas that can be developed further in Fusion. We'll discuss effective prompting techniques, methods for interpreting AI-generated suggestions, and strategies for integrating these ideas into your design workflow. Whether you're facing creative blocks or seeking fresh perspectives, this session will equip you with tools to harness AI for enhanced creativity and efficiency in your design projects.
20p
Instructional Demo / Nashville 2025
Mastering Design and Engineering in Autodesk Fusion: Expert Techniques to Make Consumer Product Design Far Less Time Consuming
Autodesk Fusion software is one of the most powerful design and engineering tools available. It enables industrial designers, mechanical engineers, and product design engineers to design, analyze, and even manufacture ideas quickly and easily. Because of this, the Fusion userbase is growing faster than ever. Thankfully, there are plenty of learning resources to help those new users get started. However, it can be challenging to find advanced content that shows users how to "level up" from an intermediate or even an advanced level. In this technical session, you'll learn the most-effective techniques to take your product design and engineering skills to the next level and beyond. You'll learn how to get the most out of Fusion so you can design the best products possible and get them to market before the competition. If you're interested in becoming a Fusion design and engineering expert, or you simply want to make consumer product design less time-consuming, this class is for you!
48p
Instructional Demo / Nashville 2025
Autodesk Fusion 360 Deep Dive: Freeform, Parametric, and AI in Industrial Design
Industrial and product design require strong sets of approaches, from organic shapes for inspiration to precise parametric models for manufacturability—and even enhancements driven by artificial intelligence (AI). Combining these workflows can be complex and limit innovation. This session will explore efficient workflows in Autodesk Fusion 360 software that maximize the design process, using an office task chair as a case study. The seat and backrest use Freeform (T-Splines) for organic modeling, while the base and pivot mechanism employ parametric modeling for precision. Generative Design is used in the legs and frame by setting material and structural criteria, allowing AI to generate novel forms. Finally, geometric patterns enhance appearance and reduce material use. You’ll learn how to integrate these techniques seamlessly, saving time while maintaining design intent.
Instructional Demo / Virtual 2020
Inventor, Fusion 360, or AutoCAD? You Don't Have to Choose!
Choosing which software tool to use isn't always easy. Understanding which tool is best for the job is critical when developing new designs. Additionally, not understanding how tools work together can cause unnecessary rework, project delays, and unsatisfactory design performance. This instructional demonstration will help you understand how Inventor software, Fusion 360 software, and AutoCAD software work as independent design tools as well as in connected workflows.
Instructional Demo / Virtual 2020
Speed Up Drawing Creation Through the Power of Templates in Fusion 360
Drawing templates, when used to create drawings in Fusion 360 software, can both accelerate the time it takes to complete your mechanical engineering documentation, and ensure your drawings consistently represent your business and project standards. We will start by creating a new title block, with fields that can be automatically populated with information from the design, project, and your profile. We will add this to a new template, then walk through other options for customizing the template for your specific office and business needs. We will then show the power of "placeholder" elements in your template, and demonstrate how they can help remove much of the tedium of creating a new drawing from scratch.
Industry Talk / Virtual 2020
Automated Feedback Tool for Student CAD Models Using the Fusion 360 API
Fusion 360 software is a cloud-powered CAD, CAM, and CAE tool, and it is the primary software for the instruction of degree apprentices at the AMRC Training Centre, part of the University of Sheffield. With rising student numbers, it was becoming increasingly difficult to provide detailed and timely feedback to students as they learned the basics of Fusion 360. In this session, Joe Palmer will present a bespoke feedback tool that has been coded in Python and implemented using the Fusion 360 API. This tool provides instantaneous feedback to students about the quality of their CAD models by assessing key model metrics. These metrics enable a complete picture of model quality to be determined by the script without any input from course tutors. This has empowered tutors to spend more time on valuable activities within the classroom. We will discuss a background of the Fusion 360 API, the tool's development process, and details of the scoring algorithm. We will also present a road map for future development.
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