Beschreibung
Come to this class to learn how you can use an engineering-based generative design tool for concept development. Autodesk Fusion 360 is consistently growing in popularity as a hard modeler for production/concept design. The combination of generative design and exploration of the form tool (T-spline modeling) can yield diverse results. In addition, generative design can produce a wide range of models with different manufacturing and material properties. Each result can be adjusted for density and then modified with the form tool and/or solid/surface modification. As a bonus, there are mesh tolls for added modification and combination with additional data sources.
Wichtige Erkenntnisse
- Learn about transferring the skills users need to quickly generate design concepts and structures from Generative Design.
- Learn about rapid 3D form development for concepts.
- Discover the diversity of concepts produced by Generative Design.
- See how the Design Extension tools may also add detail and patterns across complex surfaces—and learn about volumetric lattice.
Referent
- JSJeffrey SmithJeff Smith (RIT 93' ID) is and Industrial Design working at Autodesk in World Wide Sales focused on Automotive. Currently a TSE (Innovation Agent), Jeff has also been on both the Customer Success Team and Education Team focused on Fusion Adoption. Prior to Autodesk, Jeff spent 20 years as a practicing Industrial Designer with experience in a wide range of markets and manufacturing processes. In addition, Smith has been adjunct faculty at three colleges (the Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale, RIT and Iowa State). Jeff is home based in South East Florida.
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