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Must it all be about profit?

Posted by - May 23, 2014
Does everything have to be done for profit in the design and engineering world? Al Dean thinks back to lessons learned in the last year and wonders if we all…
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Hive of activity

Posted by - May 27, 2014
The Open Source Beehive project is hoping to promote 'backyard beekeeping' with its DIY hive and integrated sensor system. Tanya Weaver tracks the design process and aims behind this open…
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Review: Ansys Workbench 15

Posted by - May 27, 2014
Ansys' name is legend in simulation and analysis circles. With the advent of Workbench, it is building a single, intelligent platform to support its increasingly diverse technology stack. Al Dean…
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Review: Edgecam 2014

Posted by - June 10, 2014
With its reputation built as a standalone application that has close links with CAD systems, Edgecam is expanding into new areas. Al Dean takes a look at what's new
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Are your designs safe?

Posted by - June 17, 2014
A designer looking to enforce his registered design has sparked a fresh debate over Intellectual Property (IP). Stephen Holmes looks at how this legal case puts thousands of designs across…
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Review: Autodesk Inventor 2015

Posted by - June 19, 2014
With the introduction of direct editing, freeform surface modelling and lots more, Inventor 2015 promises to deliver on what users have been asking for. Paul Munford takes a direct look…
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Review: Luxion KeyShot 5

Posted by - June 20, 2014
Its community is growing and adoption is increasing both through native users and, increasingly, integrated sales with 3D CAD systems. Al Dean looks at one of the most innovative renderers…
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Cutting edge

Posted by - June 23, 2014
Tanya Weaver takes a trip to the picturesque Cotswold village of Chipping Campden where homeware product brand Robert Welch Designs has resided for over 50 years. Although steeped in a…
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