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Why design for AM must progress

Posted by Develop 3D - June 25, 2018

Ahead of this year’s Additive International summit, the University of Nottingham’s Professor Christopher Tuck discusses how design for additive manufacturing must adapt for new materials and methodologies As additive manufacturing…

Where I work: Mark Little

Posted by Develop 3D - June 27, 2018

Mark Little, Director and product designer, LUMA-iD, London

DriveWorks Pro – tools for trade

Posted by Develop 3D - June 28, 2018

How DriveWorks Pro has helped BKW Instruments organise and speed up everyday business processes without the need for heavy coding

Role model – Jamie D’Ath, MBDA

Posted by Develop 3D - June 28, 2018

Traditional thinking says that if you want to succeed in engineering, then you need to go to university. This month's role model Jamie D'Ath, who was awarded the 2017 IET…

Granta MI – Risk-free surfaces

Posted by Develop 3D - June 29, 2018

Identifying restricted substance risks in the surface treatments and coatings of products is a complex information challenge that many manufacturers have yet to tackle, writes Beth Harlen of Granta Design

NTS – When lightning strikes

Posted by Develop 3D - July 2, 2018

Multiphysics simulations are helping engineers at NTS to understand the consequences of lightning strikes on wind turbines

Hexadrone – flight fantastic

Posted by Develop 3D - July 3, 2018

When drone manufacturer Hexadrone wanted to prototype its Tundra-M, it turned to CRP Technology for its expertise and its Windform sintering materials

Mike Cane of Cambridge Design Partnership

Posted by Develop 3D - July 25, 2018

As Cambridge Design Partnership becomes employee-owned, founding partner Mike Cane discusses the role that he believes ownership can play in encouraging innovation and motivation Mike Cane, founding partner, Cambridge Design…

Industrial smart glasses come into focus at Iristick

Posted by Develop 3D - September 11, 2018

3D printing has helped get Iristick's smart safety glasses into the hands of customers months earlier than planned

Where I work: Lasercut.London

Posted by Develop 3D - September 11, 2018

Chris McGee, managing director, Lasercut.London