F1 steering wheel skeleton, designed by Fusion’s generative AI
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A 3D printable support skeleton generated by Autodesk Fusion generative design, taken from the F1 steering wheel sample.
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This steering wheel support skeleton wasn’t drawn. It was grown.
It comes from the F1 steering wheel sample in Autodesk Fusion, and generative design shaped it. Fusion starts from what the part has to do: where it’s held, where the loads land, and which space must stay clear. It then explores the design space and returns forms you’d be unlikely to sketch yourself. The branching, bone-like structure you see is the result.
Why print it
See generative design up close. Photos and renders only go so far. Printing the part lets you handle it and see how the software resolved the loads into material.
A showcase piece. Its organic geometry looks striking on a desk or shelf, and it gives you something to show when someone asks what AI-assisted design looks like.
A way into Autodesk Fusion. If you’ve wondered what generative design can do for your own parts, this is a real example from the software, ready to explore.
Print recommendations
Supports: Recommended. The branching geometry has overhangs and thin spans that print best with support.
Material: PETG or PLA.
Print time: about 3.5 hours
Settings: [Layer height, infill, nozzle, and printer to add after your print check.]
Included files
STEP file for use in CAD
Fusion design file (.f3d)
About generative design in Fusion
With generative design in Autodesk Fusion, you set the goals and constraints, and Fusion generates and compares design options. The F1 steering wheel is one of the samples included in the software, so you can open it and see how it was built.
Note: This is a temporary upload.