Interoperability—Playing Well with Others
Instructor:
Jonathan Landeros
More and more organizations are being asked to send and receive engineering data from multiple disciplines and software applications (ERP/MRP systems, Revit, AutoCAD, Solidworks, ProE, CATIA, etc.) This course covered the best practices and methods as they relate to non-native files and illustrated how Inventor Fusion is changing the way we work with non-native data.
Related Links
Other Courses
1A - Sheet Metal Design
1B - Keeping Up with Technology
1C - Configurable Design
1D - Product Validation with Analysis Tools
2A - CAD Management Session I
2C - CAD Management Session II
2D - The Vault Family
3A - Becoming BIM-Ready
3B - Experience it Before it's Real
3C - From 2D to CNC and 3D Printing
3D - Defining Lean Engineering
Course Materials
Videos
Exporting files for Autodesk Revit
Healing Surface Data
Importing Data
Manipulating Models with Inventor Fusion
“The first thing I applied from AMA 2008 was to shrink-wrap my assemblies, which was much quicker than using a derived component. I also made an assembly phantom in BOMs. I would recommend the AMA because it gives you an opportunity to exchange knowledge with others at the event and to learn new information from instructors.”
Steve Lusa, Engineering Director
CLE
