Autodesk Fusion Lifecycle Pricing, Features, Reviews and Alternatives

I love the rendering and easy layout. Easy use tabs that are listed with description with pictures when you hover over the button.

Some of the editing could be a little easier. Such as editing a stl. file takes a few steps for you to be able to edit. Would like to see it I one to two steps.

The available power managing model workflow by integrating it into the Fusion infrastructure is tremendous, and opens new doors for managing collaborative teams. The power elsewhere in the Fusion360 portfolio (easy enough for engineers as entry level users to pick up and start designing models for additive manufacturing and use for finite element work) remains accessible.

The ramp-up of contextual knowledge is pretty steep, and getting the most out of this is inherently challenging. The PLM software does a great job of its core function set, and the documentation is good, but the gulf between entry level users and really proficient workflow implementation is pretty massive.

The amount of options is limitless in the software. Anything you can think of can be accomplished, but it takes a lot of time and skill to figure it out.

The learning curve for this software is huge. It is quite a bit different than using any other autodesk product. Once you have learned the tricks, it can be useful.

Great for Schematics, 3D modeling and more. We use it for rapid prototyping and creating 3D printables. Such a cool program.

Lots of features with 3D programs take a while to learn and fusion is the same. They do have a lot of help videos to get you going though

This software was the most helpful for our engineers to machine, print, inspect and fabricate better parts very fast.

We just wish their support team was a little bit more available and flexible with time when we ask questions or need any type of help.