TPM

Move Beyond 3D to Autodesk Digital Prototyping

TPM has a proven track record of helping manufacturers implement the Autodesk solution for Digital Prototyping. Through Digital Prototyping manufacturers have the ability to virtually explore a complete product before it is built – so they can create, validate, optimize and manage designs from the conceptual design phase through the manufacturing phase of the product development process. By using a digital prototype, manufacturers can boost design efficiency and innovation by visualizing and simulating the real-world performance of a design, and save time and money by reducing the number of physical prototypes they build.

With Autodesk Digital Prototyping, TPM helps you:

• Slash development costs and sustain your competitive advantage by using the Autodesk digital design model to create and test multiple product iterations before you build physical prototypes.
  
  
• Innovate more easily, launch new products faster, and more efficiently manage your global supply chain with the Autodesk solution for Digital Prototyping.
  
  
• Streamline your processes by connecting Autodesk® AliasStudio™, the industry-standard industrial design software, with AutoCAD®, the industry-leading 2D design tool, and Autodesk® Inventor® software, the industry’s premier 3D engineering application.

The Autodesk approach to Digital Prototyping is scalable, attainable and cost-effective, allowing a broader group of manufacturers to realize the benefits of Digital Prototyping. Through comprehensive training and support, TPM helps you leverage digital prototyping to make great products.

Additional Information

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	Digital Prototyping Brochure for Consumer Products (pdf - 417Kb)
	Digital Prototyping Brochure for Automotive (pdf - 333Kb)
	Digital Prototyping Brochure for Industrial Machinery (pdf - 348Kb)
	Digital Prototyping FAQ (pdf - 266Kb)
	Customer Success Story: Bosch Rexroth (pdf - 698Kb)
	Customer Success Story: Thompson Couplings (pdf - 622Kb)
	Manufacturing Sustainability White Paper (pdf - 1.9Mb)