extrude from QR code

[AagAag]

I have a bunch of QR codes, which I intend to 3D-print using a dual-printhead FDM printer (Ultimaker 5S). For that, I wish to overlay a plate (white) with a model of the QR code (black). The simplest way to achieve that would be to extrude the contours of the QR codes. Is there a way to do that in Fusion? I know that extruding text is extremely easy and works well, but QR codes are something different, I can only import them as graphics files (PNG or similar). 

[mango.freund]

I'm sorry to have to tell you, that doesn't work. you need outer contour lines. greetings mango

[AagAag]

Thanks, despite the bad news! What might be the most efficient way to derive a set of contour lines from a QR code. I guess that I can create an SVG from the QR using a python library. Is there a way to convert/import an SVG into a Fusion sketch?

[etfrench]

Like this?

Convert png to svg, then import into Fusion 360.

Or this?

[wassi3]

Netfabb, also the basic version, comes with a QR generator (part library). Creating you a 3d mesh. Depends what the downstream workflow is.

[daniel_lyall]

There is a app in the Autodesk app store for making them.