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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