Autodesk
Fusion 360 is great for creating 3D prints, and some simple strategies can make it much easier. Just follow five easy steps!
Points are one of the most main reference tools in AutoCAD. Explore how you can customize AutoCAD point style to fit your workflow and needs.
SolidWorks is a popular program for mechanical modeling, and it's very useful to know. Follow this SolidWorks tutorial to get started!
AutoCAD vs. Inventor: Two big names in CAD, but how do they stack up? Find out how these popular Autodesk programs compare.
Maya can be a bit intimidating, especially for beginners. Read on for the best Maya 3D modeling tutorial videos. Almost all are free!
Project Salvador offers four AI workflows, leveraging APIs from popular AI models like OpenAI and DALL-E to create images from text and more.
Whether starting out or strengthening your skills, books can help you learn all about AutoCAD. Read on for a list of the best AutoCAD books!
Fusion 360 vs. AutoCAD: Two CAD tools with different working principles, so it comes down to what you want to make. Read on for our rundown!
Autodesk's 123D Make lets you create 3D objects by assembling parts made of cardboard or other stiff materials that can be digitally cut.
In 3D printing the following year has always been greater than the previous one, only recently the enthusiasm has skyrocketed and reached the mainstream
It's Fusion 360 vs. Inventor! You've heard of them before, but do you know what both are about? Read on to learn what makes them different.
If you need some help deciding on modeling software, we've got you covered. Read on for our rundown of Blender vs. Maya.
It is a powerful, yet relatively simple to use 3D creation and editing tool. For more details, read this Autodesk's 123D Design review.
Make data-backed sustainability decisions in your product design with real-time carbon footprint analysis.
AutoCAD is a fundamental but complex program and starting to learn it can be hard. Here are the best way to learn AutoCAD on your own!
When it comes to AutoCAD vs. Autodesk, it's not a battle. Let's explore what they are to gain a better understanding.
Autodesk created a 21-foot-long additive manufacturing "toolbox" for the construction industry which houses two Panasonic TS-950 robots for 3D printing large metal components.
GM is using Autodesk's generative design technology and additive manufacturing to fabricate lighter automotive parts; this seat bracket is 40% lighter and 20% stronger than its predecessor.
Engineering student Philipp Manger designed a pair of custom skateboard trucks for downhill racing -- combining topological optimization and lattice structures -- and had them 3D printed in metal.
Originally started in 2015, MX3D and Autodesk share an update on their ambitious project to 3D print a functional steel bridge in Amsterdam.