Fab Lab locations in India include College of Engineering, Pune, Fab Lab CEPT at Ahmedabad, Gujarat, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, National Innovation Foundation, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology at New Delhi, Delhi and Vigyan Ashram Pabal, Maharashtra. Fab Labs are digital fabrication laboratories set up to inspire people – especially entrepreneurs – to turn their ideas into new products and prototypes.
This software is being added to the Fab Lab inventory list and will be incorporated into the Fab Academy curriculum.
Eligible people can download Fusion 360 free-of-charge here*. It enables fast and easy exploration of design ideas for makers with an integrated concept-to-production platform. The software combines industrial and mechanical design, collaboration, and machining in a single package. It’s an integrated, connected, and accessible platform built for the new ways that products are being designed and made. FICCI is associated with AU India from its inception and it has been very productive for us.”įusion 360 brings CAD, CAM and CAE together in the cloud. As India’s leading forum for 3D Design, media and entertainment ecosystem, AU is a significant event to understand worldwide industry trends and share best practices. My Fusion is asking me to pay now, I was under the impression it would stay free for individual hobbyists just making things for themselves but I Press J to jump to the feed. Commenting on FICCI’s participation Leena Jaisani, Senior Director at FICCI said, “We look forward to our participation at Autodesk University 2015.
We hope our efforts will boost innovation in the country, promote entrepreneurship and radically change the way the world is designed and made.”Īutodesk’s announcement was welcomed by industry bodies such as NASSCOM and FICCI.
Autodesk believes that the maker community and hardware startups can revolutionize Indian industry and we are taking this initiative to not only provide design tools but also an annual industry platform through AU 2015 to garner industry recognition. Commenting on the announcement, Pradeep Nair, Managing Director, Autodesk, India & SAARC said, “The Makers’ Movement in India is still in its infancy and will require the necessary guidance, platform and industry support to realize its true potential.