Submitted:
17 July 2026
Posted:
20 July 2026
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Abstract
Currently, several LLMs (Large Language Models) assist users with specific tasks, such as summarizing texts or solving physics problems, to name a few. On the other hand, using scripts allows users to automate tasks and save time in their creation. This article evaluates an LLM for generating scripts for the Application Programming Interface (API) of the Fusion 360 CAD software application, to determine its capabilities for developing 3D modeling components used in the simulation of industrial robots or the automation of manufacturing systems. Among the results, it was found that the generated scripts enable modeling of industrial robots and automation elements using simple geometries that the user can later customize for a specific application. Furthermore, it is recommended that users be familiar with Fusion 360 in case they need to modify or assemble the components created by scripting. At the end, a Prompt Engineering Guide for Fusion 360 scripts focused on generating components for industrial robots is shared.
Keywords:
Large Language Model
; Prompt Engineering
; API Scripts
; Fusion 360
; ChatGPT
; industrial robots
; Automation Manufacturing Systems
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