Description
Key Learnings
- Learn how to master the architecture of Fusion 360 designs
- Learn how to use different workflows while bottom-up and top-down assembly modeling
- Learn how to use best practices while assembly modeling in your current design practices
- Understand the advantages of using Rule #1
Speakers
- BHBryce HeventhalBryce Heventhal has a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. He has been using a CAD tool for 10 years and has been in the CAD industry for 3 years. Previously he worked for a SolidWorks reseller before joining the Fusion 360 Team at Autodesk, Inc. He has used a variety of CAD tools in his career with a variety of workflows. He loves tinkering with different designs and using many forms of additive manufacturing.
- LPLucas ProkopiakLucas is a Product Manager for Fusion 360. Before joining the Fusion team, he worked as a Design Engineer and Technical Assistant to Autodesk's former CEO, Carl Bass. During his time in that role, he used Fusion to design clocks, chairs, lamps, tables, mechanisms, chess pieces, golf putters and many other adventurous projects. Lucas fell in love with design and manufacturing while working on his BS and MS in mechanical engineering at Stanford. When he's not making things, he's out playing basketball, golf, or exploring San Francisco.
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