
F1 in Schools tutorials
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F1 in Schools tutorials
F1 in Schools helps change perceptions of engineering, science, and technology by creating a fun and exciting learning environment. F1 in Schools participants design and manufacture a C02-powered car, analyze aerodynamics, and create marketing material. Regional, national, and international teams are judged on car speed, design documentation, verbal presentation, and marketing display.
Design, analyze, and manufacture a racecar
Choose from the tutorials below to learn how to design, analyze, and manufacture your own F1 in Schools racecar. Start by modeling your car in either Autodesk Inventor or Autodesk Fusion 360, then use manufacturing software like Autodesk Inventor HSM and Fusion 360 CAM to prepare your model for manufacturing. Finally, use Autodesk Flow Design to analyze the performance of your car and create a beautiful rendering with Autodesk Showcase.
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These assets apply to all levels
These assets can be used for all the difficulty levels found below.
- Design Thinking_Understand 50.22 MB PREVIEW ▼
- Design Thinking_Explore 41.44 MB PREVIEW ▼
- Design Thinking_Define 44.01 MB PREVIEW ▼
- Design Thinking_Ideate 41.8 MB PREVIEW ▼
- Design Thinking_Prototype 52.32 MB PREVIEW ▼
- Design Thinking_Refine 43.13 MB PREVIEW ▼
- Design Thinking_Solution 45.48 MB PREVIEW ▼
Beginner
Download the beginner assets for the Inventor and Fusion 360 tutorials, and the tutorials for Inventor HSM, Fusion 360 CAM, Flow Design, and Showcase (beginner level only).
Reviews
Thank you for this Ryan!
Hi can anyone tell me what version of Inventor I need, trying to open these in 2015 but its not working.
Hi can anyone tell me what version of Inventor I need, trying to open these in 2015 but its not working.
Thanks Zakiya!
Sorry Angela, not sure... Are you sure you have the correct datasets, not the Fusion ones?
Thanks Zakiya!
Sorry Angela, not sure... Are you sure you have the correct datasets, not the Fusion ones?
Hi Angela, the tutorials are based on Inventor 2016.
It's wonderfully
Great tutorial.... well done! A few glitches with the surfacing, but it may be because we are using Inventor 2019. Reordering some of the operations helps fix some issues. Overall, my students learned about complex surfaces.