If you wanted to model and animate a robot for driving bolts, Inventor would probably suit you better. For example, if you needed to model a screwdriver, Inventor Fusion would be a great piece of software to do that. Inventor Fusion is really geared towards people who are going to be creating static products models that do not move. The full version of Inventor has tools for dynamic simulation and animation. Editing 3D geometry is where Inventor really shines. The manipulation of geometry once it is created is where AutoCAD is lacking when it comes to 3D modeling. Meaning that it gives you tools to model geometry and makes it easy to manipulate that geometry afterwards. What is the difference between Inventor Fusion, Inventor and the other competing software packages? Inventor Fusion is mainly concerned with geometry. Taking the concepts from any of these programs into Inventor Fusion is relatively straight forward. In my general experience, many engineers have had some exposure to these types of programs during their college studies. Inventor Fusion is a parametric mechanical part modeling software, much like Inventor, SolidWorks, Pro-E, or Catia. We’ve been very excited about this product ever since seeing it in Autodesk Labs and learning that it was going to be a part of the AutoCAD 2012 product line.
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