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STEM: Britain needs less talk, more action

Posted by DEVELOP3D - July 20, 2015

Britain needs less talk, more action to tackle its STEM skills crisis and remain competitive in the global global economy, writes Al Parkes, chief operating officer of sector skills council…

Review: Ansys AIM 16.1

Posted by DEVELOP3D - July 21, 2015

Don't be fooled by the release number â€“ Ansys AIM 16.1 is a brand new, next generation mainstream simulation tool. Al Dean is impressed by its new take on solving…

Review: Theorem Solutions Publish 3D

Posted by DEVELOP3D - July 23, 2015

When it comes to readily accessible data formats, they don't get much more universal than PDF. Al Dean takes a look at a new solution from Theorem Solutions that makes…

Streets ahead

Posted by DEVELOP3D - July 30, 2015

DAX Sports Cars teamed up with Majenta PLM and Physical Digital to reverse engineer its DAX 427 kit car and give customers more choice with custom designs

Review: SolidWorks 2016 beta

Posted by DEVELOP3D - September 30, 2015

Dassault Systèmes continues to build on SolidWorks' strong track record in this latest release, writes Michael Lord, with a wide range of enhancements designed to keep the product relevant and…

Review: Lenovo ThinkStation P300 SFF

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 1, 2015

With a significant boost in 3D graphics performance, this impressive Small Form Factor (SFF) workstation should now appeal to a much wider CAD audience, writes Greg Corke

3D printing pioneers

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 5, 2015

With a bold vision, a heap of industrial and technological know-how and some cutting-edge 3D printing technology, Addaero Manufacturing is on a mission to transform the way metal parts are…

Metals 3D Printing: Machines

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 6, 2015

If you're looking to build tough, usable plastic parts, Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) has always been the way to go. Now there's more choice for metals, too

Why the push for the desktop?

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 9, 2015

What’s with the current obsession with shrinking every technology to fit on the desktop, asks Al Dean – and is it really such a bright idea to attempt high-temperature industrial…

Hybrid heroes – hybrid CNC machines

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 12, 2015

There's a lot of excitement around hybrid machines that combine additive functions with metrology and subtractive CNC milling. Stephen Holmes talks to Delcam to find out why