This is an introduction course for Fusion360, a CAD software that is gaining attention in the design and entertainment industries.
In a professional production environment, there is a demand for quick initiation of tasks, and this course aims to equip you with the skills to take that first step in a short period. Specifically, after learning the basic concepts and processes of 3D design through exercises involving simple part modeling, you will engage in more practical part modeling. Following that, you will learn assembly by combining multiple parts to create actual products, and you will also learn to create 2D drawings from the 3D parts and assemblies as needed. By taking this course, you will acquire a comprehensive understanding of the workflow from design to output. * The latest version of Fusion360 will be provided during the course. * A dedicated textbook will be used, which you can take home after the course ends. * A computer (Windows) will be provided for each participant. * The minimum number of participants is four. If you prefer to take the course with a smaller group, please contact us; we can discuss costs, schedules, and other details.
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Instructor: Mitsuno Miyako (mfabrica LLC) After engaging in nonlinear analysis at a foreign CAE vendor, she worked at a foreign PLM vendor and consulting firm, involved in the implementation of 3D CAD and PLM, as well as reforming development processes for several major automobile manufacturers and large home appliance manufacturers. After participating in the establishment of the Japanese branch of a foreign CAD vendor and developing new business ventures, she founded Nicola Design and Technology in 2004, promoting the development of original brand products. In 2016, she launched mfabrica, which provides services for the manufacturing industry, including support for the introduction of 3D CAD, CAE, and 3D printers, and is actively advancing the business. She has extensive experience with Autodesk Inventor and SOLIDWORKS. Her main publications include "A Visual Guide to Understanding 3D CAD," "Designing Resin Parts as You Imagine," "Cultivating Design Skills with 3D CAD + CAE" (all published by Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun), "The 3D Printer Revolution" (Jam House), "50 Jobs That Will Disappear in 20 Years" (Seishun Publishing), and many others.
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¥108,000 per person - Includes tax and text fees.
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
※At any time
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This training is aimed at the following customers: - Those who understand the basic operations of Windows. - Those who are new to Fusion360 and are primarily considering its application in their work. - We welcome a wide range of industries, from manufacturing to models, CG, and more. This course is a closed course conducted exclusively for the companies that request it, allowing us to provide explanations tailored to your business type. Additionally, after prior consultation, we can incorporate custom content into the seminar that reflects the designs you typically work on. If the creation of new content is involved or if additional dates are required due to content additions, we will provide a separate estimate.
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We are engaged in the sales and support of various applications related to media & entertainment and manufacturing design, publishing related books, and conducting training and certification programs.
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