Accelerate Innovation for Mission Critical Operations With Advanced Manufacturing

Build Your Own Supply Chain With Advanced Manufacturing Solutions

In today’s climate you need the ability to produce critical parts – no matter where you are. With the rise of additive manufacturing and ability to bring 3D printers into the field, mission critical agencies can rapidly prototype and supply parts that were previously hard to replace or source almost instantaneously and at a fraction of the cost.

Autodesk’s Product Design and Manufacturing (PD&M) Industry Collection, Fusion 360, Inventor CAM, and FeatureCAM can help federal agencies carry out their missions both at home and abroad. With the power of automation, engineers and designers can connect workflows, teams, and data from concept through production to create, test, and iterate high-performance products in a virtual environment before building a physical prototype, saving time and money. From supporting soldiers in the field to equipping astronauts in space, advanced manufacturing can revolutionize the ability to produce parts and minimize supply chain disruptions in hard-to-reach locations where success matters most.

Leveraging the power of generative design and automation, mission critical operations across defense, aerospace, and national security can innovate new and unique products and product designs to solve complex problems facing our nation.

As Autodesk’s Master Government Aggregator, DLT partners with federal agencies to help them get the software and product training they need to streamline the delivery of public sector projects.

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Additive Manufacturing Gains Steam Across Armed Forces
The adoption of advanced manufacturing across the U.S. Armed Services means personnel won’t have to wait on lengthy acquisition processes or slow supply lines. Computer Aided Design (CAD) software and 3D printers can help teams readily procure parts, keeping them technologically ahead of adversaries.

Groundbreaking Innovation: Additive Manufacturing for Government Agencies
Advanced manufacturing has the potential to revolutionize the way that the government and military make things. Through technologies like additive manufacturing and 3d printing, they’re capable of rapid prototyping and manufacturing previously impossible product designs and solutions.