Boston’s 3D design heritage
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…
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Review: Onshape – Q3 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…
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Industrial strength
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…
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Capture and keep
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
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Clear focus
An award-winning range of self-focussing glasses is changing the way the world is tackling eye care. Stephen Holmes reports
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Intellectual Property and Brexit. What next?
With Brexit on the horizon, what are implications for those who hold Intellectual Property rights? With much speculation on the future of IP laws we spoke to Andrew Bowler, partner…
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Doggy delights
As pet tech takes off, this month Stephen Holmes looks at some of the best modern products for the dogs in our lives
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Cutting edge
The Philips OneBlade is not a shaver, although it may look like one. It's a new male grooming product in a category all on its own. Tanya Weaver talks to…
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Review: Iray for Rhino 1.0
NVIDIA has just released a series of plug-ins based on its Iray physically-based technology. Al Dean finds a system that takes advantage of modern GPU hardware combined with some clean…
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9% is not enough
Female engineers only make up 9 per cent of the UK engineering and technology workforce. Tanya Weaver thinks that is pretty shocking and looks into the reasons why and what…
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