Description
Design advancements are exciting and offer solutions previously unthought-of to complex problems. But we can’t forget the manufacturing processes needed to fabricate and eventually implement that new and optimized design. This class will focus on the emerging Generative Design technology in Fusion 360, and multiple ways to manufacture those designs, capitalizing on additive manufacturing, subtractive manufacturing, and a combination of both. The goal will be to explore design and manufacturing workflows to bring this emerging technology into the fold for potential users with varying levels of manufacturing capability. This class will address the workflow from initial generation to final part, focusing on the best practices found along the way.
Key Learnings
- Discover the steps involved, from generating a design to moving on to an additive or subtractive manufacturing process
- Discover how the generative design process could apply to your manufacturing process
- Discover the pros and cons of the additive manufacturing process as it relates to generative design
- Discover the pros and cons of the subtractive manufacturing process as it relates to generative design
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Matt LemayMatt Lemay is a part of Autodesk’s Fusion Adoption team – focused on ensuring customer success in the adoption of Generative Design & Additive Manufacturing. Before joining Autodesk 3.5 years ago, Matt was an applications engineer in the Aerospace Composites industry and a design engineer for Additively Manufactured surgical implant technology. At Autodesk, Matt has also been involved with the Autodesk Pro Bono program, specifically around projects related to Additive Manufacturing and non-profit medical projects - Granta, low-cost Cranial Implant Manufacturing in Mexico & Nia Technologies, 3D Printed prosthetics in Uganda. Matt’s professional passion is helping designers and engineers leverage next generation technology like Generative Design & Additive Manufacturing to create competitive separation.
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