Streamline workflows and bring products to life with precision and speed with Autodesk Fusion – a unified platform for prototyping, CNC machining, and manufacturing design.
Autodesk Fusion is your all-in-one solution for rapid prototyping, CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, and design for manufacturing, offering tools to streamline workflows and accelerate innovation in product development.
Transform ideas into reality with precision and efficiency using Autodesk Fusion's advanced capabilities.
Built on more than 40 years of innovation, Autodesk Fusion provides advanced CAM tools to help your business win and grow.
Automated workflows and a modern user experience shorten learning curves, helping your team to become productive and profitable sooner.
Streamline your entire product development process by integrating powerful tools like CAD, CAM, CAE, and PDM in a single cloud-based platform.
CORE ESSENTIALS
Integrated cloud CAM, CAM, CAE, PCB, and PDM core capabilities ideal for designers, engineers, machinists, and teams working across the product development lifecycle.
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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES
Advanced CAD + CAM tools for manufacturers, machinists, engineers, and teams needing precise high-performance CAM solutions.
Includes advanced manufacturing capabilities:
Experience the power of unified design and manufacturing tools with integrated product data management with Autodesk Fusion.
Fusion manages data in the background while teams stay focused on product development. Eliminate time spent searching for files or losing work. With Fusion, data is always centralized, accessible, and secure.
With 2-axis milling, the cutting tool moves across two axes, X and Y, while 3-axis milling adds the Z axis, where the tool head moves up and down.
Upgrading your CNC software to offer 3-axis toolpaths can accomplish the same milling jobs with fewer setups—leading to less machine time and corresponding cost savings. With 4-axis milling, one rotational axis is added.
With 3+2-axis machining, also called positional 5-axis machining, the cutting tool moves across three linear axes (X, Y, and Z) and can tilt to different angles along two rotational axes (A or B, plus C). By contrast, simultaneous 5-axis machining, also called true 5-axis machining, moves both the cutting tool and the workpiece along X, Y, Z, as well as A/B and C axes simultaneously.
3+2-axis machining has the advantages of reducing setups, avoiding collisions, and using shorter, more rigid tools without the level of complex CNC software and hardware programming that simultaneous 5-axis machining requires. However, simultaneous 5-axis machining can achieve more complex organic shapes and contours, as well as reduce machining time and waste.
CNC turning typically involves lathe machines that spin the stock along a stationary cutting tool. Turning operations include removing material from the front of the stock or from the outside of the part; adding threads to the part; and boring, or creating holes, in the part.
Turning does certain jobs more efficiently than milling, but “mill-turning” operations can combine both turning and milling when your CNC software and machinery can support it.
Sheet metal fabrication is a process that involves creating metal structures and components by cutting, bending, and assembling sheet metal. The process usually begins with cutting, which is acheived through various methods such as shearing, laser cutting, waterjet cutting, or plasma cutting, to shape the metal into the desired dimensions.
After cutting, the metal is bent into the necessary shapes using tools such as press brakes, rollers, or other bending equipment to form angles and curves as specified by the design. The final stage involves assembling the cut and bent pieces using techniques such as welding, riveting, or adhesive bonding to construct the final structure or component.
3D printing is the process of adding material to a structure using an extruder or printhead that adds material by heating, melting, or applying pressure, building an object one layer at a time. It is a type of additive manufacturing.
Autodesk Fusion provides comprehensive tools for 3D printing, enabling users to design, simulate, and prepare models for additive manufacturing. With Fusion, users can easily create complex geometries, optimize designs for printing, and seamlessly collaborate across teams to bring innovative products to life.
Integrated CAD/CAM automatically cascades design revisions through to production, shortening delivery times, and avoiding costly mistakes.
Speed up 2D, 2.5D, 3-, 4-, and 5-axis CAM programming with automation and user-defined templates built around your best practices.
Make better use of your 4- and 5-axis CNC machines. Produce high-quality parts using fewer setups which lowers production costs.
Dedicated 2D turning strategies. Combined milling and turning processes generate NC code for multi-tasking hardware.
— Konrad Nerc, Managing Director, Nerc Precision Engineering Ltd
Increase in business revenue
Faster CAM programming times
— Paul Bourne, Operations Manager, Brown & Holmes (Tamworth) Ltd
Increase in business revenue
Reduction in non-conformance reporting
– Patrick Fee, Shop Manager, Conturo Prototyping
Reduction in CNC machine part setup times
Factory growth (1,000 sq-ft to 17,000 sq-ft)
Don’t settle for a siloed approach. See how an integrated CAD, CAM, CAE, and PCB software platform delivers unprecedented value to designers, engineers, and manufacturers.
Quickly convert your best practices into templates that can be shared across your team helping you make better use of your people, tooling, and machines.
Automate common CAM processes and workflows to remove manual non-value add tasks that are expensive and poorly controlled.
Create the high-quality, collision-free NC machining code you need to produce parts to tolerance and protect your investment in CNC machinery.
Seamlessly connect your CAM programming and shop-floor teams to the data they need to make business-critical decisions faster.
Embrace innovative technologies that can help expand your manufacturing business and offer a higher-value service to your customers.
Optimize machining processes to remove waste by reducing the consumption of time, materials, and other precious resources.
Integrations with leading OEMs help streamline common tasks. Learn more about Autodesk partnerships with industry leaders.
Connect with a real Fusion expert via email, chat, and phone support.
Download 500+ out-of-the-box integrations from the Autodesk App Store to customize Fusion.
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Autodesk Fusion for Manufacturing is a comprehensive suite of CAD (Computer-Aided Design), CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing), and CAE (Computer-Aided Engineering) tools integrated into the Autodesk Fusion platform. It’s designed to streamline the process of designing, simulating, and manufacturing parts and assemblies. Here's a breakdown of its key features and applications:
Key Components:
CAD (Design):
CAM (Manufacturing):
CAE (Simulation and Analysis):
Additive Manufacturing:
Applications:
Benefits:
Overall, Autodesk Fusion for Manufacturing is designed to help manufacturers optimize their workflows, reduce costs, and accelerate time-to-market for their products.
Product Designers and Engineers:
Manufacturing Professionals:
Additive Manufacturing Specialists:
Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs):
Educational Institutions and Students:
Entrepreneurs and Startups:
Industries:
Overall, Fusion for Manufacturing caters to a broad spectrum of users who need a unified platform to bridge the gap between design and manufacturing.
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