What's New in Fusion 360 - January 2020

Learn all about what this fantastic update brought to Fusion 360!

Electronics How To's in the Fusion 360 product documentation:

Tutorials:

Keqings amazing (as always) 'What's New' blog:

Learn more about ECAD design practices from the Eagle channel:

For feedback about the Electronics Workspace and 3D PCB Environment, view our discussion board link (coming soon).


CONNECT:

[opendstudio]

One step closer to the day when we can design and 3D print a complete product with ions using energy to matter replicators. :)

[MichaKaczmarek_Krakow]

Guys! You are AWESOME! That's what I was waiting for years! GREAT!

[SpecieSUrT]

"[...] EAGLE users switching to Fusion Electronics will notice some key differences: Many of the tools with icons in EAGLE are replaced with a different interface." - Well, I do hope so!! I used Eagle already some years ago before Autodesk bought it and really appreciated the new looks you gave it. But when it comes down to usability, Eagle's interface still feels like it comes straight from the nineties. So much clicking and mouse travelling, making work very cumbersome. Then recently I started using Fusion360, as I'm a bit into 3D-printing lately and was absolutely amazed by the well designed UI. Now you're making my secret dream come true: Eagle, but with the fresh and elaborate UI of Fusion360! Thank you guys, seriously!

[ron.owensby]

To revert to the vernacular of my youth: FAR OUT!. Good seeing you smiling' face, Aaron!

[mvadu]

I was just about to install KiCad when i saw this.. Couldn't be more happier.. Thank you for creating this amazing tool and then giving it for us makers for free..

[ThePixelbuilder]

OMG... speechless - or when dreams come true
Great job 👍

[GeorgeGraves]

I'm been waiting for this! THANK YOU! Eagle, but with the F360 interface! You guys rock!

[supersong]

Joel (UX designer that worked this project) and I are thinking of doing a YouTube livestream and walk-through more in-depth what is available and how to use it, would you guys tune in for that?

[stonecraft]

Im coming from industrial electrics, and automation. I have no clue about PCBs but this seem almost equally huge as the CAD environment of Fusion. Can't wait to experience something new and develop my low voltage projects.

[jacobcaldwell]

Wow!!!! This is great! I love what the people at Autodesk are doing! Keep up the good work

[nsk_artem]

Amazing, almost full device roadmap just in one place! Thank you, that's truly amazing! Hope, that you'll not abandon EAGLE, by the way.

[schack]

This is nothing short of AMAZING! You just keep raising the bar. :-)

[argentosebastian]

Wow!! Fusion is getting better every day (just like me) I hope to see some video tutorials for this new feature.

[scientist]

You guys are working hard on these things, please keep doing this, most of the time new features outweigh the benefits of using new features that contains bugs. Small companies and those companies that do not design often and do not need the robustness of Inventor (though I feel like inventor is more difficult to use) will have full capabilities using F360; this is great.

[aadithyasathyanarayanan]

Need to say this ... This will be the fantastic update of all time .. Great start with this year

[runforitman]

I might actually try doing the entirety of my next project in Fusion 360, since you added this
it definitely means a lot less guessing with clearances

[jeanb]

Congratulations for this great work ! Does Electronic module in Fusion360 have all the features included in Eagle ? Thanks

[donatellodiclemente]

Amazing. That's THE update. Thank you!

[bissoruben]

We are one step closer to Asgard tech in Stargate where General Oneil just thinks about the product and it comes out printed. A machine to kill replicator. Thanks to Fusion360 Team and Eagle Team for this great work. I am definitely part of the family.

[KKCNM]

I am very excited about this. I always have to bounce back and forth between tools now it's all in one place where I need it!