Intermediate Data Format (IDF) import options make it easy to sync up the PCB with the mechanical drawings, and to match IDF data with 3D component libraries as soon as they are imported. Users who work with Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design engineers - or who need to design their product with the PCB in mind - will also appreciate Inventor’s new electromechanical design functionality. Now those same capabilities are extended to Inventor, and there’s no more guessing when it’s time to establish loads for simulation - users can set up a quick free body diagram and link it to the sketches that drive their 3d models. The ForceEffect iOS and Android apps introduced a fast, intuitive way for engineers to create free body diagrams for their mechanical models and have been downloaded by over 1 million people. Meanwhile, ForceEffect Design brings the power of ForceEffect directly inside Inventor, helping study static loading and kinematics in the context of your design. Need a chair that can support a 500 pound load, but is light enough to easily carry around? This new functionality allows users to enter those conditions and Inventor will then generate a suggested lightweight structure.
Start by defining some basics about what your design needs to do – what loads it carries and how it’s supported – and Inventor can now suggest a design strategy for an optimized part. A number of the new capabilities build upon the already substantial upgrades that were released earlier this year in Autodesk Inventor 2016.įor starters, a new feature called Shape Generator is now integrated directly into Inventor - no additional products or services required.
Starting October 30 th, 2015, Autodesk Subscription customers will be first in line to access a new Autodesk Inventor release that significantly improves the ways they can innovate, collaborate, and engineer to make great products.
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