AD Inventor 2017 Portable by llexandro

Autodesk Inventor 2017 Portable



Autodesk Inventor Professional is a computer-aided design application for creating 3D digital prototypes used in
the design, visualization and simulation of products. It uses ShapeManager, their proprietary geometric modeling
kernel. Autodesk Inventor competes directly with SolidWorks and Solid Edge.

Integrated motion simulation and assembly stress analysis

Inventor includes an integrated motion simulation and assembly stress analysis environment. Users can input
driving loads, friction characteristics, and dynamic components, then run dynamic simulation tests to see how a
product will work under real-world conditions. The simulation tools can help users optimize strength and weight,
identify high-stress areas, identify and reduce unwanted vibrations, and size motors and actuators to reduce
energy consumption. Finite element analysis (FEA) lets users validate component design by testing how parts
perform under loads (using actual load information instead of estimates).

Inventor's Parametric Studies and Optimization technology lets users modify design parameters from within the
assembly stress environment and compare various design options, then update the 3D model with the optimized
parameters.

Interoperability

Inventor uses specific file formats for parts (IPT), assemblies (IAM), and drawing views (IDW or DWG). Files can
be imported or exported in DWG format. Design Web Format (DWF) is Autodesk’s preferred 2D/3D data exchange and
review format.

Inventor includes a Building Information Modeling (BIM) Exchange tool, used to create and publish simplified 3D
representations, intelligent connection points, and additional information in native file formats for AutoCAD MEP
(mechanical, electrical and plumbing) software. Users can export 3D geometry to AutoCAD Architecture, Revit-based
software, and AutoCAD software, and exchange data with industrial design software such as Autodesk Alias Design.
Inventor is also used to design mechatronic systems since it is interoperable with electrical software applications
such as AutoCAD Electrical and Eplan.

Inventor can exchange data with applications such as CATIA V5, UGS, SolidWorks, and Pro/ENGINEER. Inventor
supports direct import and export of CATIA V5, JT 6, JT 7, Parasolid, Granite, UG-NX, SolidWorks, Pro/E, and SAT
files.

The Inventor Construction Environment provides fault-tolerant import of large STEP and IGES data sets. A
quarantine holds entities containing geometric problems, such as surface slivers and mismatched boundary curves.
Users can publish drawings as PDF files, publish 3D part and assembly models in SAT or JT formats, or create STL
files for output to stereolithography and 3D print machines.