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Extensions integrate as modular add-ons within Fusion 360

Access core design, CAM, and simulation objects via API

Toolpaths and operations executed in real-time

External data sources connected via cloud, PLM, or database

Scripting allows automation of repetitive tasks and workflows

Extensions executed inside Fusion 360 environment

Toolpaths and simulations run in real-time or cloud

Design objects accessed via core CAD data model

Events and workflows automated via API scripts

Integration with external systems through cloud or PLM connectors

Core Fusion 360 with modular extensions

API-driven automation for repetitive tasks

Toolpath and simulation workflow modules

Cloud-enabled collaboration and file management

Integration with external manufacturing systems

Mechanical product design

Aerospace and automotive CAM workflows

Additive manufacturing preparation

Industrial design and generative design projects

Collaborative multi-site engineering teams

Modular, add-on functionality

Integration with core Fusion 360 workflows

Cloud-enabled collaboration

Automation-friendly via API scripting

Industry-focused toolsets

Use modular scripts for automation

Segment CAM and simulation jobs by project

Integrate cloud-based collaboration for multi-user teams

Optimize hardware for simulation and multi-axis CAM

Maintain version control for projects and extensions

Ensure Fusion 360 and extensions are compatible

Update API scripts for new versions

Validate CAM and simulation workflows

Backup previous project data

Test automation scripts in sandbox environment