Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

PTC Academic Program delivers open online courses for IoT learning

Posted by Stephen Holmes - February 24, 2016

The latest PTC Academic Program resources can deliver learning about different aspects of the IoT anywhere in the world PTC Academic Program has released a series of online courses focussing…

New Autodesk simulation tool seeks community feedback

Posted by Stephen Holmes - February 25, 2016

Autodesk is looking for members of its simulation community to pass an eye over its latest technology preview, Project Arro. An invitation only project from the Labs, Project Arro is…

Leica’s new handheld 3D scanner gets striking new design

Posted by Stephen Holmes - February 25, 2016

The Leica Absolute Scanner LAS-20-8 features auto-adjusting laser intensity for surfaces, and includes haptic feedback Focussed on improved usability and ergonomics, the new Leica Absolute Scanner LAS-20-8 is the striking…

STAR-CCM+ v11 emphasises CD-Adapco focus on multidisciplinary design

Posted by Stephen Holmes - February 29, 2016

The latest release of STAR-CCM+ looks to help designers understand simulation results better With additions such as new interactive data visualization in CD-Adapco’s STAR-CCM+ v11.02, the latest release is looking…

Stratasys launch advanced material for space and beyond

Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 1, 2016

This 3D printed avionics box can dissipate electrical charge buildup without relying on post-processing steps due to the ESD PEKK material Advanced electronics applications, like those launched on an orbiting…

New dynamic tools for Siemens NX CAM simulation

Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 1, 2016

//giphy.com/embed/wQWmkx2oBzBSw Longterm Technology Services (LTS) has launched its Dynmik Design tools, to add mould and die motion simulation to Siemens NX as part of the design verification process. Developed…

Does the future of 3D printing begin in the classroom?

Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 1, 2016

3D printing is being adopted into education faster than most would think With design and engineering at the highest level adjusting to encompass digital manufacturing, the challenge now remains to…

Service bureaux roll-out sees Carbon3D’s technology made public

Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 2, 2016

7 materials are initially available to customers wanting parts printed on the Carbon3D machines by the bureaux For those of you wishing to get your hands on 3D printed parts…

Autodesk and Siemens to increase software interoperability

Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 2, 2016

It’s not quite the Great Thaw, but Autodesk and Siemens are to work on better interoperability between their software In an effort to help reduce manufacturers’ costs and streamline data…

Bicycle design winner ‘Skeleton’ shows a generative design revolution is upon us

Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 3, 2016

The Skeleton concept provides space for typical commuter items, like a briefcase and even a coffee The grand prize winner at the world’s biggest bicycle design awards went to Taiwanese…