Greg Corke

Greg Corke is DEVELOP3D’s Managing Editor and resident workstation specialist. There’s nothing he likes more than putting the latest kit through its paces in 3D design, visualisation and simulation tools… well, there’s always travel, cooking, music and Arsenal as well.

Rhino 4

Posted by - July 25, 2008
There aren't many professional-standard, low-cost 3D modelling tools on the market today. Rhino from McNeel & Associates is probably the most popular generic modelling application and used across many vertical…
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The trouble with PDM

Posted by - August 1, 2008
Making the decision to deploy a Product Document Management (PDM) system seems easy enough. To actually pick the correct system, deploy it and maintain it, in a mixed environment, without…
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Beyond the mouse and keyboard

Posted by - August 7, 2008
Recent research shows that dedicated 3D control devices can have a major impact on design, but should we look to the consumer sector for a future beyond traditonal mouse/keyboard derivatives…
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AcuSim 1.7

Posted by - October 9, 2008
Al Dean takes a look at the new kid on the computational fluid dynamics block and finds a system that uses technology from the FEA world to great effect in…
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Managing simulation knowledge at Sogeti

Posted by - October 19, 2008
Sogeti, a provider of consulting, technology and outsourcing services,is achieving new levels of efficiency and productivity through the automation and management of simulation processes by adopting management solutions from MSC.Software
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PhotoView 360

Posted by - October 20, 2008
To great fanfare, during the 2009 beta cycle SolidWorks unveiled a new rendering application that set the blogging world alight. Now that the dust has settled and the shipping version…
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nVidia launches 4GB beast

Posted by - November 24, 2008
Nvidia has again upped the ante in the professional graphics sector with the launch of a new monster of a board, which is likely to set you back around £2,000.…
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