Swift Calcs for Fusion 360 is now available

Aaron.Magnin November 7, 2016

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Our team over here at Swift Calcs is excited to announce the availability of Swift Calcs for Fusion 360.  We have been working hard over the past months in collaboration with the Autodesk team to bring the power and simplicity of this engineering calculation platform to Fusion 360 users.

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With the Swift Calcs integration for Fusion 360, you can take your calculations even further to…

 

If you haven’t heard about us yet, we are a brand-new engineering calculation platform that was designed by engineers, for engineers looking for an intuitive and time-efficient alternative to paper, spreadsheets, and otherwise cumbersome computation packages.  With Swift Calcs, you can perform your engineering design and analysis calculations faster and more reliably by taking advantage of:

 

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Our platform is fully cloud-based allowing access to your files from any internet connected device.  Our software also scales with your needs; we can provide solutions for anyone, from the home-hobby user to the multinational corporation.

 

For anyone interested in learning more about Swift Calcs, our Fusion 360 add-in, and how it all works, we’ll be hosting a dedicated online webinar on November 29th at 2 PM PST:

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We also have an example document showing how Swift Calcs can be used to calculate the appropriate attachment point for a drive arm in a reciprocating saw: Click through below to view the Swift Calcs worksheet and learn how it is used to directly control the associated Fusion 360 model:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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