
Next, save the file to your iOS or mobile device. Via Export Options, you’ll be able to export your designs as USDz files. To view your Fusion 360 designs in AR, open up your design in Fusion 360 and go to File > Export > Export Options. Exporting your design into your iCloud folder enables you to retrieve it from your iPhone or iPad and immediately view your design in AR. Currently, devices with iOS 12 and above can view USDz files natively. USDz files are rich in detail, optimized for storage and sharing, and compatible with WebAR viewers, allowing you to preview them in AR on iOS devices. Now, the file format is supported by future-forward companies, including Apple, Nvidia, Houdini, Blender and now-Autodesk’s Fusion 360. The leading entertainment company developed USDz to use throughout their graphics and animation pipeline as a convenient way to preview models and staging in a way that allows designers to focus on creativity rather than data management. USDz is is a 3D file format that shows up as AR content created by Pixar. This article will walk you through the history of USDz, how to use the feature and different scenarios where it may come in handy.

Now, you can easily place your designs in your current environment right from your phone or tablet.

Have you ever wanted to see what your design looks like in a real-life environment before you manufacture? Want to impress your clients by showing them working prototypes in advance? We recently released a feature that lets you view your Fusion 360 designs in augmented reality (AR) with USDz file format. Fusion 360 now offers USDz file format! This article will show you how to easily view your Fusion 360 designs in real life-right from your mobile devices.
