Inventor

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About Inventor

Autodesk Inventor is a 3D CAD software from Autodesk that supports industrial design, simulation, and documentation. It combines features like built-in collaboration tools, automated processes, and BIM-ready custom design capabilities so users can work more efficiently and collaboratively. With subscription options available, users can save 33% over the monthly price by opting for a 1-year or 3-year term, and selecting the 3-year plan also protects against price increases during that period. Additionally, there is a no-contract option for those looking to avoid long-term commitments. Key capabilities: 3D modeling simulation documentation collaboration tools flexible subscription options Best for: designers and engineers that need advanced CAD solutions for product development.

Inventor Details

Vendor

Autodesk

Year Launched

1982

Location

111 McInnis Pkwy, San Rafael, CA 94903, United States

Deployment

on premise, windows

Training Options

demo, account manager, community

Countries Served

All Countries

Languages

English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean.

Users

Engineers, designers, and analysts

Industries Served

Engineering, Manufacturing

Inventor's In-App Market Place

Does Inventor have an in-app market place?

Yes

How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?

Mini Apps

N/A

Pricing Options

Free trial

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Accepted Payment Currencies

USD ($), EUR (€), GBP (£), AUD ($), CAD ($), CNY (¥), JPY (¥)

Pros & Cons

1. Easy to Learn and Use: Intuitive interface with a gentle learning curve.
2. Feature Rich: Offers parametric, freeform, direct, and rule-based design capabilities.
3. 3D Tools and Simulation: Powerful tools for 3D modeling and performance optimization.
4. Collaboration: Enables seamless collaboration among team members.
5. Standardized Parts Libraries: Saves time by eliminating the need to draw standard components.
6. Compatibility: Integrates with other Autodesk software like AutoCAD and Fusion 360.

1. High Hardware Requirements: Demands high-end computers with significant RAM (potentially 64GB or more for large assemblies).
2. Limited Drawing Customization: May not always meet specific regional drawing standards (additional editing in AutoCAD might be needed).
3. Cost: Can be expensive due to the initial investment required for powerful hardware.
4. Limited Functionality: Lacks built-in CAM and CAE features.