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Review: Markforged Mark Two: Part 2

Posted by DEVELOP3D - September 21, 2016

Following on from last month's look at the basics of the Markforged Mark Two, this month, Al Dean turns his attention to the fibre composite capabilities of the machine, how…

Product Lifecycle Management vs Enterprise Resource Planning

Posted by DEVELOP3D - September 22, 2016

Bob Hillier shares the best practice for companies caught up in the Product Lifecycle Management vs Enterprise Resource Planning debate and argues that the future is about collaboration rather than…

DEVELOP3D Live 2016 Boston

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 5, 2016

On Sept 26, DEVELOP3D hosted its first ever conference and exhibition on US soil for a wonderfully intimate celebration of design, engineering and technology

Eye in the sky

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 17, 2016

It's predicted that by 2024 the market for drones will hit $91 billion. Tanya Weaver chats to 3D Robotics, one of the many drone companies making a grab for the…

Flexibility is the key to success

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 17, 2016

In this month’s comment Sarah Krasley contemplates the importance of elasticity to not only her new swimsuit designs but to the setting up and running of a successful business Sarah…

Review: Autodesk Alias 2017

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 18, 2016

It's been a good few years since we last reviewed Alias. Al Dean takes a look at where the venerable industrial design and automotive surfacing system is now and what…

Boston’s 3D design heritage

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 18, 2016

After a week in Boston, for both our own event and a whirlwind tour of two 3D printing vendors, Al Dean ponders the heritage of the area and how it…

Review: Onshape – Q3 2016

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 19, 2016

It's been nearly eight months since we last caught up with all things Onshape. Al Dean takes a look at what's been added, changed and enhanced in this cloud-based design…

Industrial strength

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 20, 2016

Stratasys' latest concept machines show that 3D printing is readying itself for manufacturing end parts of any size. When Stephen Holmes visited its HQ he found an R&D department bristling…

Capture and keep

Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 21, 2016

High Dynamic Range image environments have become the de facto standard for getting your rendered scene lighting correct. Al Dean explores a low cost method of creating your own