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“A Strong End-to-end Design and Manufacturing Tool for Modern Teams”
“Not the best CAD software”
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Autodesk is a tech company that focuses on innovative solutions in various fields such as architecture, engineering, construction, product design, manufacturing, media, and entertainment. With its wide range of software like AutoCAD, Revit, Maya, 3ds Max, Fusion 360, SketchBook, etc., Autodesk aims to resolve high-scale and minute issues alike. The software provided by Autodesk is designed to operate both on personal computers and mobile devices. The main solutions it provides revolve around aiding global teams in collaboration, design, simulation, and intricate 3D fabrication. The company's headquarters are located in the San Francisco Bay Area and it employs more than 10,000 individuals worldwide.
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1) All-in-one workflow - cad, cam simulation and rendering in a single platform reduces tool switching and handoffs. 2) Cloud collaboration and version control 3) parametric and direct modelling flexibility - makes it efficient to iterate and adjust designs without strating over. 4) Especially valuable for teams moving quickly from design directly into manufacturing.
G-Code is good once created, able to use external fonts, tool library is decent
All-in-one platform, cloud collaboration, user-friendly UI, frequent updates, strong community & tutorials
Sometimes it can slow down noticeably, especially on less powerful machines we use. Can lag or even crash when handling large project files. Also, limited offline functionality can sometimes be a challenge since it is a cloud centric tool. Learning curve and user interface complexity - While the tool is really powerful, some of the tools and workflows are not intuitive and take time to master.
Slow, Hard to use, Limited
Slower performance with larger assemblies, limited offline functionality, unpredictable subscription pricing changes, some advanced features are less robust
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- Director Of Product ManagementGov't/PS/EdEducationReview Source
A Strong End-to-end Design and Manufacturing Tool for Modern Teams
Overall, Fusion 360 has been a very strong all-in-one CAD/CAM platform for our team, it strikes a great balance between powerful design capabilities and usability, especially for iterative product development. The cloud-based collaboration manufacturing tool and frequent feature updates make it easy to move from concept to production in a single environment. You don't need any other tool. The overall value of functionality is above average among similar tools. - ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR<50M USDTravel and HospitalityReview Source
Powerful all-in-ine CAD/CAM platform with great collab features and strong value for modern design teams
Powerful and accessible CAD/CAM tool for our design workflows - Business Analyst50M-1B USDInsurance (except health)Review Source
Extensive Design Features Combine Realistic Rendering With Intuitive User Experience
in-depth tool quite easy to grasp as a new user, many functionnalities available, rendering, textures, it's very complete. - Solutions Architect<50M USDIT ServicesReview Source
Autodesk Fusion Facilitates Organized Modeling but Demands Extensive User Expertise
Autodesk is a leader in the entire designing market, and Fusion is a really good expansion on that. - CAD ENGINEER50M-1B USDManufacturingReview Source
Comprehensive CAD, CAM, CAE Tools Integrated Seamlessly Within A Single Environment
It delivers a remarkably complete set of CAD, CAM and CAE tools in one environment. The interface is clean and intuitive and relatively easy to master.


