What type of file formats can be saved using the "Export" feature?

The "Export" feature in Fusion 360 allows users to save their designs in various widely-used file formats, enhancing compatibility with other software and applications. Formats such as STL and OBJ are particularly important in contexts like 3D printing and computer graphics, where these file types are commonly utilized for models and geometries.

STL (Stereolithography) is a standard format for 3D printing that represents the surface geometry of a three-dimensional object without any color, texture, or other attributes. OBJ files allow more complexity as they can hold information regarding geometry as well as material properties, making them suitable for rendering in visual applications.

By supporting multiple file formats, Fusion 360 gives users flexibility in their workflows, allowing designs to be shared and utilized across different platforms and industries. This capability is crucial for collaboration, prototyping, and production processes. The other options lack this breadth of format support, thus limiting usability in practical scenarios.