On-demand PCB electromagnetic performance insights are coming to Fusion 360 in the new Signal Integrity Extension. Signal Integrity Extension, powered by Ansys, brings PCB performance analysis to Fusion 360
Two Fusion extensions are taking center stage at AU 2022. At the same time, through extensions, we're continuing to add advanced functionality to increase productivity and innovation in specialization areas of product development. We're constantly expanding the capabilities of Fusion 360 to address needs across the entire product design to manufacturing process. New Autodesk Fusion 360 extensions powered by Ansys and ModuleWorks unlock advanced product design and manufacturing capabilities I'm really excited that this week at Autodesk University (AU) 2022, we're introducing innovations that enable rapid iteration, automate the machine programming process, and bring both the agility and power of Fusion to a browser or device near you. One with greater productivity, lower costs, and fewer environmental impacts. And skilled workers, rather than innovating and creating, are still required to spend their time doing mundane tasks that could be automated.īut with open and extensible tools, partnerships with industry leaders, and Fusion 360 defining what cloud-based product development software can do, Autodesk is solving those challenges in manufacturing and moving customers closer than ever to a click-to-make future. Too many team members still lack access to projects on the right device at the right time. Switching between software tools still slows down design and make. Materials still go to waste during prototyping and manufacturing. Factory floors still stall while programmers tell machines how to make parts. Everything else *appears *to be working as I'm used to seeing it.Endless iteration cycles still set back new product launches and carve away profits. Following these directions in the past (over a year or so ago) worked, however this time with recent software it's not hilighting. I've followed the tutorial from NYCCNC that's on Youtube (about 3 years old). However this feature is not working in my new installation.ĭoes anyone know if this has been removed, or if it's something I need to enable? cps file where that particular code had been generated.
cps file, then open a posted gcode (.nc) file side by side, double clicking on a bit of code in the. I've upgraded to a new computer, and installed new software and re-muddled through the process based on the same tutorial, however that tutorial is now over 3 years old and I'm thinking it's out of date. I've muddled through the setup process by following an online tutorial (courtesy of NYCCNC). I use Visual Studio Code along with the Autodesk Fusion 360 Post extension in order to tweak my post processors for my CNC machines. I am probably below a coding noob (arduino and PLCs are about the extent) so please bear with me if my question has an obvious answer.
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