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Fusion 360 takes your ideas and makes them real
Fusion 360 helps students and educators prepare for the future of design. It's the first 3D CAD, CAM, and CAE tool of its kind, connecting your entire product development process into one cloud-based platform. Download the software today, then turn your ideas into reality.
Who uses Fusion 360?
Precision-engineering student and downhill skateboarder, Philipp Manger
Philipp Manger applied his expertise in additive manufacturing and generative design to the skateboard truck because in his words, “It’s the only skateboard part I haven’t made before, and it fit perfectly to try out these new technologies.”
Shuya uses Fusion 360 to collaborate with her peers
Shuya uses Fusion 360 to blend engineering and design for a graduate course in Informal Robotics.
Mandeep uses Fusion 360 to prepare for his dream job
Autodesk Student Expert Mandeep Singh uses Fusion 360 to prepare for his dream job of working for an automobile company. Hear why Mandeep chooses Fusion 360 as the software for his design process.
Where can I find video tutorials to learn the basics?
Get started with quick reference training videos
Brand new to Fusion 360? If looking for foundational concepts explaining software features and skills, be sure to check out Getting Started with Fusion 360. This resource provides you with training videos on specific Fusion 360 skills and vocabulary that will help you get started with the software.
Are there free online courses I can take to learn and practice Fusion 360?
Engineering
Introduction to 3D Modeling for Manufacturing
Good designers and engineers know how to explore and iterate their designs. Thankfully, computer-aided design (CAD) allows you to do just that—explore and iterate your design...
Manufacturing Engineering
Introduction to CAD, CAM, and Practical CNC Machining for Milling
Future-proof your skills for today’s evolving industry. Manufacturing technology is more accessible than ever to startups and next generation entrepreneurs and makers. Now,...
Mechanical Engineering
Introduction to Design for Manufacturing
Explore the design for manufacturing workflow, validate models, and practice creating G-code—the programming language needed to instruct a CNC machine how to move. Practice the...
Manufacturing Engineering
Introduction to CAD and CAM for Milling and Turning
Develop skills that open the door to new career opportunities. Learn practical on-the-job skills needed for precision machining, while preparing to complete the National...
Engineering
Introduction to Generative Design for Manufacturing
Generative design is a new workflow that generates high-performing design alternatives with optimized geometry that is often far removed from a traditional design. Learn how to...
How can Fusion 360 prepare students for the real world?
Pensole Footwear Design Academy Is Stepping Up the Future of Shoe Design
At Pensole Footwear Design Academy, founded by footwear design legend D’Wayne Edwards, students learn skills such as prototyping and 3D design that forward-thinking shoe companies are starting to incorporate into their design workflows. Edwards wants Pensole students to be prepared for not only today but also the future of the industry.
Coalesse builds innovative furniture using Fusion 360
Coalesse, a sponsor of the Design for Home and Office Challenge, creates office furnishings with the ultimate goal of maximizing collaboration in the workplace. They use Fusion 360 to communicate their design ideas with their teammates across the company.
What are some additional resources for the classroom?
Have your students practice with a project
Students can take their skills to the next level by taking part real-world projects authored by industry-leading experts. All the learning resources you need to set your students on the right path are available for download, including video tutorials, datasets, and instructor guides.
How can you introduce students to 3D modeling if they aren’t ready for Fusion 360?
Just getting started? Try 3D modeling with Tinkercad.
Tinkercad is a simple, online 3D design and 3D printing app for everyone.
Learn how others are using Fusion 360
Aceleron’s Carlton Cummins Is on a Quest for Renewable, Storable Energy
Twenty-nine-year-old Carlton Cummins cofounded Aceleron, a UK startup developing technology to reuse lithium-ion batteries and produce recyclable versions. Read about his journey toward bettering energy storage using Fusion 360.
What’s That Overhead? 5 Stories Showing the Promise of Aerial Drone Development.
Here are five stories about aerial drones that point toward the future of construction, art, and disaster response. Curious about what it takes to design and make your own drone? Enroll in Autodesk and Coursera's CAD and Digital Manufacturing Specialization to learn how.
SpaceX’s Hyperloop Pod Competitions Prove Student Engineers Have the Right Stuff
At an unknown point in the future, a trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles could take approximately 30 minutes—if Elon Musk is right about his Hyperloop concept. Learn how students teams prepared and competed in the Hyperloop competition.
Biolite: High-effeciency HomeStove
Learn how the BioLite HomeStove couples the benefits of off-grid electricity with the long-term benefits of improving health and curbing climate change. Designed using Autodesk Fusion 360, Inventor, and CFD, this stove saves lives and produced energy for those with little access to electricity.
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