Inventor has some great tools (constraints and joints) in giving components the ability to interact with each other as real world components. These interactions are static. If you would like to have some animation or motion in your assembly without going into the presentation environment, you are a able to use motion constraints to achieve this.
In the following video I will quickly demonstrate the ease in which this can be achieved.
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