The Bill of Materials is key to every design and engineering project but is often a secondary thought in many CAD and data management applications. Al Dean looks at a…
Siemens PLM’s Dan Staples highlights some of the key trends in today’s design technology, with the VP of Mainstream Engineering R&D giving real-life examples of how the company can assist…
For some, another release of maths software is as exciting as a dental appointment, but any tool to reduce the burden of performing mathematical calculations is great news. Scott Wertel…
Taking place at Chicago's Hilton Hotel, Stephen Holmes found the 29th Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) a bustling, sprawling event crammed full of industries looking to catch up on 3D…
For the all-new Norton V4 superbike the design team at its Donington Park HQ in Leicestershire went from a clean sheet of paper to a manufactured bike in just 12…
Another quarter since we last looked at where Onshape is with its cloud-based engineering tool. Al Dean digs into the latest updates and finds a set of tools that are…
Data management is often perceived to be complex and time consuming, but does it have to be? Al Dean looks at a multi-CAD system that promises quick deployment and a…
Splashy is a portable, lightweight and supportive bath seat for children with additional needs. Tanya Weaver talks to the design team at Leckey who set out to make bath time…
Under the Autodesk banner, the former Delcam product range is getting some serious attention to the workflow between the tools. Al Dean takes a look at what's changed in PowerMill,…
What if you want to combine the freedom of the networked drive with more formal access control and are perhaps looking for a little workflow? Al Dean investigates Kenesto, which…