• Girls of Steel Tackle Design Challenges

    The Girls of Steel, an all-girl robotics team is proving girls can succeed in robotics.


  • The Myth of Passive Components

    Think engineering is all black and white? Think again. Passive components are more active than you think.


  • QUICK TIP: Sketch Troubleshooting

    In this QUICK TIP, we'll show you some sketch troubleshooting tips. Use these methods the next time you have trouble making any sketch based features.


  • How 3D Printing Has Changed the Manufacturing World

    Image Source The days of affordable rapid prototyping and instantaneous production are upon us, but how have they changed the manufacturing industry as a whole? Initial hype around the 3D printing industry had everyone believing that they would be able to print whatever they want in their own home. While this is true, it isn’t…


  • What is CNC Machining and How Does it Work?

    If you’ve ever taken shop class in high-school or watched an episode of how it’s made, you probably have some idea how lathes and other metalworking machines function. As technology and computers have improved over the years, a new high-precision computer controlled manufacturing technique called CNC machining has spawned. CNC machines, or computer numerically controlled…


  • FusionNews for the week of 5/4: A weekly roundup of community news

    FusionNews highlights the key things happening in the Fusion 360 Community. New posts every Friday.


  • What’s “Aided” about CAD?

    When was the last time your 3D CAD tool “aided” your design? Sure, the software enabled you to document an already determined outcome, maybe validated an instance of a design for strength, or even allowed you to convert a 3D object into those wonderful 2D views, and of course they updated when the model changed.…


  • Fusion 360 Mastery: Getting Started with Projects, Folders, and Files

    New to CAD? New to Fusion 360? Take the first step on your path of CAD mastery today. Learn how to get started with projects, folders, and files inside.


  • Seymour Cray Supercomputers

    The Father of Supercomputing has come and gone, but his legacy still lives on. Learn about the life and work of Seymour Cray.


  • The Convergence of Design & Manufacturing

    Human creative freedom has always been limited to two fundamental restrictions; the capabilities & limitations of the tools available to make objects, and a solution domain limited to the creativity of individuals. Take for example the development of software for a self-driving car, but apply that solution to a horse drawn carriage. Of course, neither…


  • QUICK TIP: Modify and Merge Meshes

    Watch this QUICK TIP to learn how to modify and merge meshes in Fusion 360. Mesh files (STL, OBJ) can be combined, edited, and tweaked using these tools.


  • 3D Printed Circuit Boards: Additive Manufacturing with Electronics

    Image Source Additive manufacturing isn’t only limited to parts manufacturing, rather it is beginning to transform how electronics engineers manufacture circuits. When examining the realms of additive manufacturing within the constraints of electronics, there are 2 distinct production methods. There are 2inkjet-stylele printing techniques used to produce circuit boards. Typically, this method involves a printhead…


  • FusionNews for the week of 4/27: A weekly roundup of community news

    FusionNews highlights the key things happening in the Fusion 360 Community. New posts every Friday.


  • Biasing and Decoupling Op Amps Single Supply

    Still relying on resistors for your divider and bias? Learn new techniques for biasing and decoupling op amps for single supply applications.


  • QUICK TIP: Mesh to Solid Reboot

    Want to turn meshes into solids? Then check out this QUICK TIP to learn some strategies you can employ the next time you need to do this!