Unclaimed: Are are working at Autodesk Fusion 360 ?
Fusion 360 is a professional cloud-based 3D CAD program that lets users design and manufacture products using CAD, CAM, and PCB software. The feature-rich 3D printing software offers tools that include simulation, assemblies, 3D printing, generative design, tools sculpting, and CAM. That platform is known for having numerous product design options and cross-cloud capabilities, making it perfect for remote team collaboration, especially for large-scale projects.
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
The product is easy to begin using and training users is easy. The fact that the product is accessible from any computer makes it more attractive to on the go and high placed work environments.
The reporting feature in the product stills needs some tweaks as well as copying workspaces from tenant to tenant.
We are using PLM for change management, specifically BOM management. The BOM compare feature is great as it allows cost comparisons. The multiple BOM views are great for multiple department uses.
In Autodesk Fusion 360 the best part is that, the cloud system and graphics quality, design experience was great, on emore best features were command for all the tools
Less tool were provided in assembly section I think 3d modelling and assembly shouldn't be on same index, it gives some inconvenience while designing and assembly.
Change management system and product data management, solve BOM and Change Management Problems, multiple versions control and centralised location of stored data.
It has very good versatile option that helps user in a better way.
Few things it need improvement are need to improve application stability and API interface
It helps in stream line current development process and reduce time to market time.
Best for beginners, easy and clean UI also usually most engineers are well versed in AutoCAD so its easier for them to learn Fusion360.
Ability to render. Also it lacks some advanced 3D analysis tools like creo and solidworks have.
Best aspects is the Cloud saving and restore. anybody who is authorised can view the model no matter where they are which is really amazing.
The user interface is so smooth and there are a lot of options and customizations in the software which helps to have a superior review of the CAD Data and helps us to visualize the product.
Currently, the software demo area can be concentrated more for product expansion and it takes a little more time for people to understand the tools, a proper tutorial will be good
Product reviews with multiple version controls and the centralized location of stored data which are being reviewed across different systems.
The user interface and inbuilt domain functionalities
The backend coding is niche. The developers needs proper training before working on the code
Change management systems and Product data management
The process better understanding of the plm and pdm
Everything was quite interesting there is nothing I could see that can be changed
Industrial problems
Able to collaborate with peers/coworkers and share design creations as well as edit as a team
Steep learning curve to use the product, though there are adequate support materials
I am able to work with a team through the design process with necessary sharing abilities
I like to integrate with existing business systems with open API, as well as standardize critical business processes.
I have performance problems with my system on PC, accessing projects prepared by the team.
Project management with a uniform platform and attentive team from the web.
Central data location, revision control, data protection etc etc the usual merits of a PLM system (we don't have one at present, so this is a vast improvement for us).
Cloud navigation can be occasionally be sluggish. Third party ontrol may be tricky at time i.e. server down times and reliance on off site servers, should be fine though I'm sure! Unable to observe at approve level the workflow journey and who the approvers are and their real time status.
Central data location revision control data protection an end to duplicated files lean storage lean cross department communications mobile working; off site working opportunities The merits of a PLM system (we don't have one at present, so this is a vast improvement for us) and cloud connections.