INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY MANUFACTURING
Remove barriers to connection with the convergence of design and manufacturing.
Achieve better outcomes for your products, businesses, and the world with intuitive, powerful, and accessible technology that connects every detail of your design and make process.
Autodesk empowers innovators to create smarter, more reliable industrial machinery for their customers.
“The digitalization of production processes based on Big Data is transforming the ways of manufacturing and relating to customers.”
—Carlos Torregrosa, Senior Vice President, Frumecar
“The main challenge was that the tools we were using were not integrated, every department was working on its own.”
—Assaad Hani, Business Analyst, Technica International
“We want to automate the process, so engineers and technicians spend less time creating the drawings necessary for fabrication.”
—Mike Thomas, Technical Services Manager, Rokion
Save time searching for the information you need. Connect your colleagues, clients, and supply chain to a single and secure data model. Always know the next step in your design cycle and who’s responsible. Automatically maintain an audit train of decisions and their impact.
Improve quotation speed and accuracy and free up engineering time by using your existing CAD models to create sales configurators. Streamline everyday tasks to focus design and engineering time on creating innovative solutions for your customers. Automate the preparation of manufacturing data with BOM, nesting, and CAM in a single environment.
Bring together design and manufacturing by repurposing engineering CAD models to program CNC machines. Design fixtures and begin programming before engineering data is released—with every detail automatically updated in CAM toolpaths. Efficiently utilize production capacity across multiple machines and sites with standardized NC creation.
Secure and control your intellectual property. Collaborate with your internal and external colleagues. Manage and track decision making to automatically maintain your audit trail.
Use 2D and 3D side-by-side. Convert 2D drawings into associative 3D models. Make associative 2D drawings from 3D models and share as industry standard DWGs.
Reference CAD data and consume updates made by the authoring CAD tool. Seamlessly exchange CAD data from virtually any source while maintaining data integrity.
Discover professional-grade 2D and 3D CAD for design and engineering, including simulation, tolerance analysis, nesting, CAM, and production work cell design with factory planning.
Improve quality, avoid excessive machining operations, reduce variation, and improve collaboration between engineering and manufacturing with easy analysis and reporting of component tolerance stack-ups.
Predict, validate, and optimize your designs with accurate and trusted analysis including mechanical FEA (*), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), plastic injection molding (*), composite materials, and manufacturing simulations.
*All links point to the US site.
Automate repetitive tasks. Capture and reuse engineering knowledge with a custom product configurator. Work more efficiently and create time to focus on imagination and innovation.
Make anything you want; however you want to make it. Unlock advanced capabilities for machining, additive manufacturing (US site), generative design, nesting, and fabrication.
Minimize risk and maximize efficiency for production system and work cell design, from point cloud scanning and clash detection to production line simulation and installation sequencing.
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Industrial machinery is equipment used for processing, production, and distribution in industries such as energy, liquid & gas processing, mining, construction, agriculture, forestry, manufacturing, machine tools, industrial robots, and building services equipment.
Examples of industrial machinery include:
The different types of manufacturing equipment can be categorized by industry, process, size, or method of operation:
Software is used in the manufacturing industry for design, simulation, data management, process management, project management, inventory and supply chain management, quality and safety management, and the control and monitoring of machinery.
As a global leader in the integration of architecture, engineering, construction, product design, and manufacturing processes, Autodesk can help you develop the capabilities needed to achieve your goals.
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