Multi Touch: the future
From the last few months, its clear that many of the vendors are seeing the future as having us using both hands to interact with our 3d datasets. SolidWorks espoused…
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Al Dean
Al Dean is formerly DEVELOP3D’s editor in chief and has been writing and talking about product development technology for the last 20 years. With a technical background in product design and engineering, he still gets excited about new ways to apply a fillet.
VW commit to Teamcenter
Siemens PLM Software came up with some interesting news, that it recieved a major order from Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft for Teamcenter and its implementation. VW will use Teamcenter throughout its vehicle…
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Starck @ TED
Philippe Starck.. if you’re into design, then you know monsieur Starck. Phil, a good friend (Champ, not Starck), a close advisor on all things design and a man I rely…
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DEVELOP3D goes public
Well, we finally got to the point where we wanted to tell everyone about what we’re doing – many knew already, a few didn’t. Whatever the case was, they do…
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CircuitWorks gets sold to SolidWorks
OK, we’re working on a bit of a catch up here, so what’s been going on over the last few months. One of the stories that I loved over the…
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Siemens PLM steps up its game..
If you haven’t seen these videos, watch them. They’re pretty amazing. I’d make comments on this technology, but I want you to see it before I do. There are two…
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Icona takes on Bunkspeed
If you haven’t come across Icona Solutions before, it develops a system called Aesthetica which allows both quality engineers and stylists to gauge the effect of manufacturing variation; but does…
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Back Up – Back Up – Back Up
Time for a public confession; I’m hoarder of digital stuff. I’ve keep all those MP3s that I never listen to, I’ve keep all my research that I’ve done for 10…
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Offline Joy: Designing Design by Kenya Hara
I don’t know how well the store Muji is known across the globe, but its been in the UK for sometime and their products are pretty slick. All white, black, all…
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Autodesk to acquire MoldFlow
News of Autodesk’s intent to acquire MoldFlow came as a bit of a surprise. Considering Autodesk’s Digital Prototyping plan over the next few years, to enable users to take a…
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