Review: PTC Creo 4.0
With PTC Creo 4.0 moving to a longer release cycle, the flagship product now receives a big chunk of work for each major release. Here Al Dean looks over the…
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Review: WS-X1100S / Nvidia Quadro P5000
Don't be fooled by the tiny chassis, this machine packs a colossal punch and rivals workstation towers for demanding design viz and VR applications, writes Greg Corke
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Race ready
Tanya Weaver heads over to Sunbury-on-Thames to visit West Surrey Racing to discover what it takes to transform the BMW 1 Series road car into a racing machine that takes…
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Review: Artec 3D Studio Pro 11
When it comes to scanning, you need a mix of reliable and accurate hardware and software that allows you to take the scan data and post process it. Al Dean…
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Review: Geomagic for SolidWorks
Al Dean looks at Geomagic's new plug-in that brings the wealth of knowledge about repairing and repurposing scan data directly into the SolidWorks interface
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Preview: Autodesk Fusion in 2017
Al Dean looks at Autodesk's plans for Fusion 2017, and what will be showing up soon in the CAD/CAM system
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Autodesk University 2016
Martyn Day and Al Dean head to Autodesk University to find out where the company sees the future at the world's largest gathering of CAD users
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Simulation, at what cost?
With the updates to Fusion 360, which is bringing cloud-based simulation to the mainstream, Al Dean ponders how the monetisation of simulation-based experimentation could affect our design and engineering decisions…
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Q&A – Lattice design software for 3D printing with nTopology
We talk to VP of product at nTopology about its lattice design software that allows users to optimise parts for 3D printing
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Retooling the supply chain for the US presidency
Following the recent US election, Sarah Krasley asks how the supply chain will need to retool for the Trump presidency and speaks to Sourcemap’s CEO, Leo Bonanni, about his views…
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