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Review: Lenovo ThinkPad P71

Posted by - July 24, 2017
The ThinkPad P71 is the next iteration of Lenovo's newly rebirthed 17” mobile workstation. Al Dean investigates whether it can help take VR on the road
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Garage bandits

Posted by - July 31, 2017
The co-founders of digital industrial design company Hackrod left their successful careers to follow a dream that has taken them into the depths of what new technology can offer the…
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Review: Solid Edge ST10

Posted by - August 3, 2017
In the world of mainstream 3D design and engineering systems, Solid Edge has been a consistent player for over two decades. Al Dean takes a look at the latest version…
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Review: Ansys Mechanical R18

Posted by - August 3, 2017
R18 is a major update across Ansys' whole product portfolio for the next 12 months. Al Dean begins a two part look focusing on mechanical simulation and FEA first
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SEGA – Gloves off

Posted by - August 4, 2017
SEGA with help from Rewind and Luma-iD was able to create a fully-functional Power Fist to mark the launch of Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III. Tanya Weaver reports
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Review: Autodesk FeatureCAM 2018

Posted by - August 8, 2017
Following on from last month's look at Autodesk's updates to the advanced machining capability in PowerMill, Al Dean turns his attention to FeatureCAM, which brings a more production machining and…
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Review: Luxion KeyShot 7 beta

Posted by - August 10, 2017
With KeyShot 7 on the horizon, Al Dean takes a look at what Luxion has in store for the release. With new materials, new rendering and set-up options and the…
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Golden goal

Posted by - August 11, 2017
In-store sculptures for sports giant Nike got the full gold star treatment from 3D printing experts Digits2Widgets. Stephen Holmes finds out how an animation was transformed into the tangible
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From clay to pot at Denby Pottery

Posted by - September 7, 2017
Denby Pottery prides itself on creating tableware that is 'designed for living and made to last' and, although it has been doing it for over 200 years, Tanya Weaver visits…
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