Streamline your product development with the Fusion 360 Design Extension | Autodesk Fusion 360

Designing complex consumer products is not easy. Getting that product to market on or ahead of schedule is even harder. Thankfully, Fusion 360 solves these problems by giving you access to design tools that make it easier and more efficient to 3D model complex geometry with the Product Design Extension. Fusion 360 Product Design Extension will allow you to expand your 3D design and modeling capabilities by automating and simplifying the creation of features.
During this webinar, Autodesk’s Kyle Gilham shows how the Fusion 360 Product Design Extension will help you to enable an automated approach to creating complex product designs, while answering question live at the end of the video.
You’ll also learn the best way to test out these features to see if upgrading to the Product Design Extension makes sense for your business.
With the Autodesk Fusion 360 Product Design Extension, you can:
- Design plastic parts more quickly and easily using manufacturing-aware design rules
- Analyze your plastic part design for manufacturability
- Convert organic mesh bodies into editable solid bodies
- Lattice your design to reduce weight and improve aesthetics
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[@joeycallahan913]

Would this be useful for 3D prints, or mainly for injection molding?

[@davem3325]

So will you remove the design rules DRC from the PCB design space and then we have to pay for it extra? Please tell me this is NOT your plan!

[@DanielleMoren]

I've had suspiciously pleasant experience with plastic tools in fusion

[@mish.tries.everything]

Oh Autodesk, Blender was right about you. Saying it with a heavy heart as I have been using Fusion since literally the first day, jumping from Inventor 2010. 😞

[@matiasalonso7023]

Why is fusion making this something yo had to pay for instead of being in a core program, it smells like a cashgrab