The most recent additions to the workspace give users access to advanced simulation, such as multiple load cases, structural buckling, and topology optimization, which run in the cloud so users can stay productive in the rest of their workflow. With last week’s update, designers and engineers have more options to validate and optimize the performance of their designs with simulation. These additions will follow a major update on November 9th that saw the arrival of 5-axis CAM and several new cloud-based simulation capabilities, further advancing Fusion 360’s position as the most complete cloud-based CAD/CAM/CAE software on the market.
As announced at Autodesk University in Las Vegas, additional Fusion 360 capabilities will become available in the browser, followed later by the addition of generative design, ECAD and sheet metal features.
A huge line-up of new capabilities is coming to the centerpiece of Autodesk’s cloud-based product innovation platform.
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