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  • #1

    Autodesk Fusion 360

    Submitted by: Allison Fonder

    Autodesk Fusion 360 is a cloud-based CAD software that comes in handy for visualizing complicated mechanical designs due to its ability to host an object's assembly pieces together within one file. It's a more intuitive software than other CAD programs, which makes it a favorite among many industrial designers and hobbyists. Another unique feature of Fusion 360 is its incorporation of Autodesk's generative design technology, an AI-powered function that allows designers to generate CAD-ready solutions based on manufacturing constraints.

    Autodesk Fusion 360 is a cloud-based CAD software that comes in handy for visualizing complicated mechanical designs due to its ability to host an object's assembly pieces together within one file. It's a more intuitive software than other CAD programs, which makes it a favorite among many industrial designers and hobbyists. Another unique feature of Fusion 360 is its incorporation of Autodesk's generative design technology, an AI-powered function that allows designers to generate CAD-ready solutions based on manufacturing constraints.

    See at autodesk.com
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  • #2

    Slack

    Submitted by: Allison Fonder

    Slack is a fantastic communication platform when it comes to direct messaging within your own team while also creating a public platform that encourages constant engagement as well as community input and growth. 

    Slack is a fantastic communication platform when it comes to direct messaging within your own team while also creating a public platform that encourages constant engagement as well as community input and growth. 

    See at slack.com
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  • #3

    Figma

    Submitted by: Allison Fonder

    Figma is the ultimate team collaboration tool for UXers and web developers. Not only can teams work together on visually mocking up websites and apps, team members can also provide commentary to any features of a project they may have questions about. Figma also gives users the capability to create easy and intuitive interactive mockups that allow teams to get a clear vision of their project before it's coded and launched on the web. 

    Figma is the ultimate team collaboration tool for UXers and web developers. Not only can teams work together on visually mocking up websites and apps, team members can also provide commentary to any features of a project they may have questions about. Figma also gives users the capability to create easy and intuitive interactive mockups that allow teams to get a clear vision of their project before it's coded and launched on the web. 

    See at figma.com
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  • #4

    MURAL

    Submitted by: Allison Fonder

    Mural is your virtual team collaboration hub for design teams who couldn't bear to do away with post-it note brainstorming and ideation. It's a great platform for the beginning stages of a project as a way to get ideas out quick and view a project's big picture idea.

    Mural is your virtual team collaboration hub for design teams who couldn't bear to do away with post-it note brainstorming and ideation. It's a great platform for the beginning stages of a project as a way to get ideas out quick and view a project's big picture idea.

    See at mural.co
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  • #5

    Thingiverse

    Submitted by: Stuart Constantine

    Thingiverse is operated by Makerbot, and is entirely community-driven. They have a large library of models organized into dozens of categories, and you can also filter by popularity, or by whether the model can be printed, or has been customized, and other community-oriented criteria. The site also includes a robust educational section, where the models are organized into groups that match school curriculums.

    Thingiverse is operated by Makerbot, and is entirely community-driven. They have a large library of models organized into dozens of categories, and you can also filter by popularity, or by whether the model can be printed, or has been customized, and other community-oriented criteria. The site also includes a robust educational section, where the models are organized into groups that match school curriculums.

    See at thingiverse.com
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  • #6

    GrabCAD

    Submitted by: Stuart Constantine

    GrabCAD is an online community of professional engineers, designers, manufacturers, and STEM students who upload and share 3D models and CAD files. They offer a 3D printing software application that is optimized for Stratasys printers. You can search the library by category (i.e. automotive, construction, furniture, military, etc.) and also by file type. The files are all community generated and are free to download.

    GrabCAD is an online community of professional engineers, designers, manufacturers, and STEM students who upload and share 3D models and CAD files. They offer a 3D printing software application that is optimized for Stratasys printers. You can search the library by category (i.e. automotive, construction, furniture, military, etc.) and also by file type. The files are all community generated and are free to download.

    See at grabcad.com
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  • #7

    Prusa i3 MK3S (FDM Printer)

    Submitted by: Allison Fonder

    This open-source printer comes highly regarded as a great personal home printer for designers.

    Price:
    $749-$999
    Pros:
    - Works with many different materials
    - High print quality
    - Great customer service support
    - Easy software
    - Quieter than other comparable printers

    Cons:
    - Very much for rapid prototyping (Not as much as "con" as much as this is a con-sideration!)
    - Although the Prusa i3 is very reliable, the overall quality of the prints may not feel worth the price tag to some

    This open-source printer comes highly regarded as a great personal home printer for designers.

    Price:
    $749-$999
    Pros:
    - Works with many different materials
    - High print quality
    - Great customer service support
    - Easy software
    - Quieter than other comparable printers

    Cons:
    - Very much for rapid prototyping (Not as much as "con" as much as this is a con-sideration!)
    - Although the Prusa i3 is very reliable, the overall quality of the prints may not feel worth the price tag to some

    See at shop.prusa3d.com
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