Autodesk Inventor 2011 — Rules Based Design with iLogic

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Inventor iLogic technology is now fully integrated into Inventor. iLogic technology allows designers to capture and embed engineering and product knowledge directly into virtual models. Inventor iLogic dramatically simplifies rules-based design for any Inventor user — even those with little or no programming experience. Learn more about Autodesk Inventor 2011: http://www.autodesk.com/inventor



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2011
Digital Prototyping
iLogic