Digital Prototyping Design Software
Autodesk Inventor 2010 uses automated capabilities to design injection molds for plastic parts. The software creates and validates the corresponding mold design, helping to reduce errors and improve mold performance. The software provides improved support for motion simulation as well as static and modal finite element analysis at the part and assembly level, the company says.
Share
Phillips Corporation
Featured Content
View More
Phillips Corporation - Education
Featured Content
View More
Autodesk Inventor 2010 uses automated capabilities to design injection molds for plastic parts. The software creates and validates the corresponding mold design, helping to reduce errors and improve mold performance.
The software provides improved support for motion simulation as well as static and modal finite element analysis at the part and assembly level, the company says.
A new user interface combines a 3D design environment with tools that enable engineers to focus on a design’s function.
For the 2010 release, the suite combines the program with AutoCAD LT 2D drafting and detailing software.
Related Content
-
How I Made It: Clint Smith
Learn how Mastercam senior education market specialist Clint Smith jumped into a machining program after high school with no prior experience, and why he thinks the future of manufacturing is in good hands.
-
SolidCAM iMachining and Technology Wizard: Faster Machining and Longer Tool Life
Smarter toolpaths to tackle modern machining challenges.
-
AI Creates CAD Files From Scan Data
While 3D visual scanners are useful, converting a visual scan to a usable CAD file can be a time-consuming process. With generative AI, it may be much simpler and faster.
