Which workspace is used for simulation in Fusion 360?

The Simulation Workspace in Fusion 360 is specifically designed for performing simulations, which are crucial for evaluating how a design will behave under various conditions. This workspace includes tools and features tailored for different types of simulations, such as static stress analysis, thermal analysis, and modal analysis, among others.

By accessing the Simulation Workspace, users can set up their simulations by defining material properties, applying loads and constraints, and meshing the model. The results of these simulations help engineers and designers to make informed decisions about their designs, ensuring that they will perform adequately in real-world applications.

In contrast, the other workspaces serve different purposes that do not focus on simulation. The Model Workspace is primarily used for creating and modifying the geometric aspects of a design, the Design Workspace focuses on solid modeling activities, and the Render Workspace is utilized for producing visual presentations of designs, including photorealistic images and animations. Each of these workspaces contributes to the overall design and development process, but it is the Simulation Workspace that specifically provides the tools needed for predictive analysis of a design’s performance.