Autodesk
Autodesk Product Design & Manufacturing
111 McInnis ParkwaySan Rafael, California, 94903
United States
Manufacturers are under more pressure than ever to deliver better products faster, at lower cost, and with less waste. Autodesk is driving the development of future design and manufacturing technology to help you accelerate product development and deliver superior customer experiences.
Manufacturing related products include: Product Design & Manufacturing Collection, Inventor, Fusion 360, and AutoCAD.
Autodesk News & Resources
Robotics in Construction Event Examines Challenges, Investment, and the Future of the Industry
Robotics in Construction featured panels discussing what the industry and investors are looking for, as well as startup pitches for a variety of applications.
CloudNC Raises $45M in Series B to Develop Manufacturing Software as a Service
Aiming to reduce errors, costs, and time, CloudNC said it has developed software that will help CNC workers be more efficient and keep them on the job for longer.
Bright Machines to Raise $435M in SPAC Merger Toward Industrial Automation IPO
Bright Machines, which plans to expand thanks to its SPAC merger, said its a modular, software-defined approach provides manufacturers with scalability and easy deployment for flexible automation.
Additive Manufacturing and Generative Design Co-Pilot Hyundai’s Ultimate Mobility Vehicle Concept
Autodesk and Hyundai partner to push the boundaries of increasing strength while reducing weight for TIGER's modular platform architecture.
Wearable Medical Devices Present Engineering Challenges
Packaging is critical; mechanical and electrical requirements are just as important, and must be protected.
Factory Digital Twins Enhance Worker Safety and Supply Chains
SOLIDWORKS 2021 highlights, KIA uses Varjo ARVR and Autodesk VRED, NVIDIA announces Omniverse
Autonomous Vehicles Take VR Test Drive
What’s New in Netfabb 2021
Designing Machines in the Age of the IIoT
ANSYS and Autodesk Collaborate to Innovate in the Automotive Industry
Volkswagen updates classic van with generative design, RoboCup flexes autonomous muscles, more
Autodesk and NASA Explore 3D Printing for Mars
General Motors Expands 3D Printing
