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Learn how to kickstart your design for additive manufacturing (DfAM) process by using Fusion Lifecycle software for rapid innovation and concurrent design. Conventional design methodologies tend to be linear with siloed functional groups relegated to their respective touchpoints in the design development lifecycle. The complexities and nuances of DfAM require a modern and flexible approach that facilitates additive manufacturing’s unique design space and value proposition. With an emphasis on exploring divergent and creative thinking, we will examine how Fusion Lifecycle can manage innovative design development for DfAM and become the foundation of a digital product thread.
Key Learnings
- Learn how to use Fusion Lifecycle software’s to facilitate the innovative, divergent thinking toward achieving a product goal.
- Discover how to use the Rapid Innovation Cycles in Fusion Lifecycle for additive product development.
- Learn how to use design for additive manufacturing cards to help identify opportunity and the related manufacturing solution space.
- Learn how to consider design enablers and inhibitors for additive product development.
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Justin JanelliJustin Janelli is a Technical Product Specialist for the Composites Manufacturing and Sheet Metal Fabrication team at Autodesk, Inc. He received his BS in Mechanical Engineering, along with a minor in Materials Science & Engineering with a focus in composites materials from the University of Delaware. Prior to Autodesk, Justin was a Manufacturing Engineer with GA-ASI, heavily focused in composite repair and modification of military-grade UAVs. Specializing in Autodesk’s TruX product portfolio, Justin continues to work with customers to innovate in the composites hand & automated layup, sheet metal fabrication, and heavy plate industries.
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