Fusion360 currently offers a web widget. However the web widget is "static" and does not allow for dynamic modification of design, hence limiting the possibility of parametric manufacturing .
By providing capabilities to dynamically modify selected paramteters in the web widget, it will open up Fusion360 to parametric manufacturing and customized products. One way to provide this capability is to allow the web widget users to modify the user parameters in a Fusion360 design, within the range of values specified by the owner of the Fusion360 design.
Example use cases:
1. A furniture company building custom parametric furniture will be able to allow an user to modify the exact dimensions (through approved User Parameters), visualize the result, and in the backend connect to the CAM portion of Fusion 360 and automatically build the furniture.
2. Architect sharing a design of a proposed building, allowing certain User Parameter modification so that the user can compare between different variants of design (say, the ceiling height being a modifiable User Parameter).
Additional ideas:
- Call back/hook up to a script to validate the combinations of provided User Parameters (for example the user parameter Length must not be more than 2 times Width, and the Width cannot be more than 0.9m)