Design Visualization for Manufacturing
Visualization for Civil Manufacturing

Digital Prototyping gives manufacturers the ability to virtually explore a complete product before it's built. By using a digital prototype, you can visualize and simulate the real-world performance of a design with less reliance on costly physical prototypes.

Visualizing Your Digital Prototype
Create accurate and highly realistic visualizations of industrial machinery, automotive designs, and consumer product digital prototypes. Designers are turning to industry-leading visualization software that is part of the Autodesk solution for Digital Prototyping, including Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design, Autodesk® Showcase®, Autodesk® Maya®, and Autodesk® Navisworks® software.

Autodesk 3ds Max Design software is a natural extension of Autodesk® Inventor® software for creating visualizations of digital prototypes for interactive marketing campaigns. Autodesk 3ds Max Design contains a suite of data preparation, modeling, animation, effects, and rendering tools that enable manufacturers to:

With Autodesk Showcase software, designers can quickly evaluate multiple design variations by creating realistic, accurate, and compelling imagery from 3D CAD data. Then they can interactively view this imagery in realistic environments, helping make it easier and less expensive to make design decisions. Manufacturers streamline the following tasks with Autodesk Showcase: Autodesk Maya is a powerful, integrated 3D modeling, animation, and rendering solution that enables consumer products and automotive manufacturers to incorporate CAD data into engaging product collateral. Maya is a natural extension of the Autodesk® Alias® family of products and Autodesk® Showcase® for the creation of advanced rendering and animated visualizations of digital prototypes. With Maya software, consumer product manufacturers can: Autodesk Navisworks software for manufacturing, part of the Autodesk solution for Digital Prototyping, helps you to experience your factory before it's built. You can combine product, tooling, fixture, layout, and facilities data from different CAD systems and create a single 3D digital model of your factory. Then, analyze the model to check for collisions, identify space constraints, and create 4D simulations of your factory models that include the installation of equipment on the factory floor. Publish the digital factory model in a highly detailed but lightweight format and share it with suppliers and partners to give all stakeholders complete access to the information.