Hi @Anonymous
Thanks for posting! While I am not very familiar with CMM measurement data, I have a few thoughts here.
When you said "the measurements were exported out directly from CAM2 into F360 as STP, IGES, Parasolid binary and VDA but all the file types failed to load," are you referring to when you uploaded the file to the Fusion 360 Data Panel, or was there are error when opening the file in Fusion? I had no problems uploading and opening the STEP file you attached in Fusion, but it did come in as shown in your first screenshot - as a collection of disconnected surfaces. If you could attach your diagnostic logs to this forum thread I am happy to have a look at this!
What is the expected behavior when opening the STEP file in Fusion? Have you imported the Faro data to Fusion 360 before with different results? When I opened the STEP file in Inventor, Fusion, and Solidworks they appeared identically - as shown in your first screenshot. I would expect the STEP file to give the results in surfaces (as STEP files , but am unsure of what may have caused the hole features to be lost.
When I opened the STEP file in Powermill, I noticed that the results are identical to Fusion/Inventor/Solidworks with wireframe turned off, but enabling wireframe revealed many hole features. Do you know how the document was edited in Powermill to give the results in your second screenshot? I have shown the results I received in Powermill below:
With shading in Powermill - surfaces appear identical to opening the file in Fusion, as shown above.

With a wireframe view in Powermill - the hole features are shown.
It is possible that Fusion does not yet support STEP wireframes. I am curious, however, to see if the IGES file will import correctly. Feel free to email me the IGES copy of the file at paul.clauss@autodesk.com. I am also curious about what export options you are using in CAM2 - can you try a few different options and let me know if any of them work for you?
It also seems like the point cloud data may need to be exported from CAM2 as an STL file. Using this procedure, originally written for Solidworks, should allow you to import the point cloud data as a mesh to Fusion 360 - I imagine this is how Faro was able to add the point cloud to their file in Powermill.
Hopefully this helps us begin troubleshooting this issue! I have reached out to some members of our development team to see if they have any ideas on this behavior - please feel free to let me know if you have any questions. I look forward to hearing from you.
Paul Clauss
Product Support Specialist
