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Autodesk — Technical Presentation (2016)

50 slides from Autodesk's technical presentation, 2016

1. Slide 1: 3D Printing and Prototype Development with Fusion 360

   3D Printing and Prototype Development with Fusion 360 Steven Schain - Post Production Supervisor / M & E Content Developer Jerry Berns – Manufacturing Content Manager 4D Technologies (www.cadlearning.com) Join the conversation #AU2016

2. Slide 2: Class summary

   Class summary 3D printing has revolutionized the design and manufacturing production workflow, making the creation of design prototypes as easy as pushing a button. Fusion 360 software is quickly becoming an indispensable tool in this revolution, enabling designers and engineers to create and iterat

3. Slide 3: Key learning objectives

   Key learning objectives At the end of this class, you will be able to:  Understand where Fusion 360 fits into the prototype development process  See how 3D printing can accelerate the design review process  Learn how to use Fusion 360 to continuously modify a model, saving time on redesigning a p

4. Slide 4: Welcome!

   WELCOME! AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 Q\ AUTODESK.

5. Slide 5: How long have you used Fusion 360?

   How long have you used Fusion 360?  Never  More than 1 month  More than 6 months  More than 1 year

6. Slide 6: Prototype Development

   Prototype Development

7. Slide 7: Traditional Prototyping

   Traditional Prototyping &\ AUTODESK.

8. Slide 8: Traditional Prototyping

   Could take Weeks 1 Design Cycle Traditional Prototyping Image courtesy of MakerBot

9. Slide 9: Real-Time Prototyping

   AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 Real-Time Prototyping Q\ AUTODESK

10. Slide 10: Real-Time Prototyping

    Only Takes Hours Real-Time Prototyping Image courtesy of MakerBot

11. Slide 11: Have you ever used a 3D printer?

    Have you ever used a 3D printer?  Never  More than 1 month  More than 1 year  More than 5 years

12. Slide 12: Manufacturing vs. 3D Printing

    Manufacturing vs. 3D Printing

13. Slide 13: Manufacturing vs. 3D Printing

    Manufacturing vs. 3D Printing  Mass production  Low run  Material variety  Still limited materials  Low cost per part  Fixed cost per part  Costly tooling  No tooling  Changes = $$$  Changes = $

14. Slide 14: Relative Cost Comparison

    Relative Cost Comparison Cost / Time Cost / Time 1000X 10X 100X 5X 10X 1X DESIGN PROTOTYPE TOOLING PRODUCTION X DESIGN PROTOTYPE TOOLING PRODUCTION TIME VS. COST FOR TRADITIONAL MANUFACTURING CHANGES TIME VS. COST FOR 3D PRINTING CHANGES

15. Slide 15: Design for 3D Printing

    Design for 3D Printing  Print impossible parts He looked again and cried, “At last – Success is mine, it can’t even be cast!” Excerpt from “The Successful Designer” Author unknown Image courtesy of MakerBot 3:45 PM 5:00 PM

16. Slide 16: The Project

    The Project

17. Slide 17: Speaker profile

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18. Slide 18: Project Requirements

    Project Requirements  Fit existing badge  Hold 1 pen  Hold 5 to 10 business cards  Make for class giveaway! (End of class)

19. Slide 19: Specifications

    Specifications  Weight = Does not strain neck  Don’t cover badge front: Name, QR Code, RF ID…  Comfortable to wear  Easy to print (No support material) 4:56 PM 3:45 PM

20. Slide 20: Autodesk Fusion 360

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21. Slide 21: Fusion for Prototyping

    Fusion 360 for Prototyping  Cloud Based  Advanced Design  Kinematic Simulation  Finite Element Analysis  CAM Simulation

22. Slide 22: Reference Art

    Reference Art  Good reference = Easier modeling  Verified badge “size”

23. Slide 23: Taking Measurements

    Taking Measurements  Accuracy counts, Get calipers! 5:05 PM 3:45 PM

24. Slide 24: The Design Process

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25. Slide 25: Autodesk University 2016

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26. Slide 26: Evaluating the Prototype

    Evaluating the Prototype Q\ AUTODESK.

27. Slide 27: Initial Prototypes

    Initial Prototypes AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 Q\ AUTODESK.

28. Slide 28: Prototype Evaluation

    Prototype Evaluation  Too fragile  Didn’t hold enough cards  No pen holder  Needed support material

29. Slide 29: Modifying the CAD Model

    Modifying the CAD Model Q\ AUTODESK.

30. Slide 30: Fusion Demo

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31. Slide 31: Revised Prototypes

    Revised Prototypes 5:00 PM 3:45 PM

32. Slide 32: More Prototype Revision

    More Prototype Revision AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 A AUTODESK.

33. Slide 33: Printing the Parts (Consumer Printers)

    Printing the Parts  The Printers (Consumer) Craftunique MakerBot Craftbot Plus Replicator 5th Generation & Replicator +

34. Slide 34: Printing the Parts (Commercial Printers)

    Printing the Parts  The Printers (Commercial) Fusion 3 Design Stacker 3D F306 Stacker

35. Slide 35: Exporting STL Files

    Exporting STL Files 5:00 PM 3D Printing Environment 3:45 PM

36. Slide 36: Have you ever used a 3D printing Service?

    Have you ever used a 3D printing Service?

37. Slide 37: Printing the Parts: Slicing Software

    Printing the Parts  Slicing Software Simplify 3D MakerBot Print

38. Slide 38: Redesign

    Redesign AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 Q\ AUTODESK.

39. Slide 39: Fit Testing

    Fit Testing Q\ AUTODESK. AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016

40. Slide 40: Final Assembly

    Final Assembly 5:00 PM 3:45 PM

41. Slide 41: Stop the Printers!!!

    STOP THE PRINTERS!!!

42. Slide 42: Notice a problem in the design?

    Notice a problem in the design?

43. Slide 43: Autodesk University 2016

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44. Slide 44: Recap

    Recap  Talked about prototyping  Compared design for Manufacture vs. 3D printing  Show object creation in Fusion 360  Explained the timeline for part modification  Discussed export for 3D printing

45. Slide 45: Thank You

    Thank You Thank you for your time. Steven Schain – Post Production Supervisor / M & E Content Developer Jerry Berns - Manufacturing Content Manager 4D Technologies | CADLearning www.cadlearning.com sschain@cadlearning.com

46. Slide 46: How did we do?

    How did we do?  Your class feedback is critical. Fill out a class survey now.  Use the AU mobile app or fill out a class survey online.  Give feedback after each session.  AU speakers will get feedback in real-time.  Your feedback results in better classes and a better AU experience.

47. Slide 47: Booth number - 2804

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48. Slide 48: Questions

    Questions 5:40 PM 3:45 PM AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 Q\ AUTODESK.

49. Slide 49: Get your Card Holder Now!

    Get your Card Holder Now! AUTODESK UNIVERSITY 2016 Q\ AUTODESK.

50. Slide 50: 6:45 PM 3:45 PM

    6:45 PM 3:45 PM Autodesk is a registered trademark of Autodesk, Inc., and/or its subsidiaries and/or affiliates in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names, product names, or trademarks belong to their respective holders. Autodesk reserves the right to alter product and services offerin

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