Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

New partnership for advancing aerospace’s 3D printing applications

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 25, 2016

Morf3D’s Innovation Centre will be producing 3D printed parts for aerospace as part of the three-way partnership Altair, RUAG and Morf3D have recently entered a non-exclusive partnership for cooperation in…

Modelling the future of Honda’s autonomous vehicles for a round the world trip

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 26, 2016

The Honda Jungle Jumper – an autonomous vehicle concept brought to life in 1:24 scale by model makers Ogle As part of Honda’s ‘Great Journey’ advertising campaign, the entire premise…

HTC and Dassault partner for virtual reality

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 26, 2016

A concept Dassault Systèmes VR set up displayed at its Milan ‘Age Of Experience’ event, using the HTC Vive and realtime data capture for immersive 1:1 concept sketching HTC has…

Granta Design webinars to further materials research knowledge sharing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 26, 2016

Boeing will be presenting as part of Granta’s webinar series on materials knowledge sharing Granta Design has announced guest speakers and topics for a wide-ranging series of web seminars related…

Roboze targets advanced materials with One+400 desktop 3D printer

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 26, 2016

Roboze is looking to lower the barrier to entry for printing advanced thermoplastics for functional parts Designed for printing high-end thermoplastic materials, the Roboze One+400 is looking to lower the…

New polypropylene-style material for 3D printing launched by Envisiontec

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 27, 2016

A sample of the new tough material from Envisiontec PolyPro MAX 3SP is the latest 3D printing material to be released for Envisiontec’s 3SP technology. The material is a tough…

Stratasys J750 takes colour multi-material 3D printing to new level

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 27, 2016

The new Stratasys J750 technology is set to allow customers to add more than 360,000 different colour shades, plus multiple material properties, to a single 3D print build model. The…

Battery designers creating always-on, self-charging and efficient energy cells to enable IoT

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 27, 2016

The Ilika battery solution is an always-on, self-charging and efficient solution, here pictured in a perpetual beacon demonstrator With designers and engineers hooked on the possibilities of connected, sensor-enhanced, realtime-feedback-producing…

Esteco aids fine-tuning of Americas Cup yachts

Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 3, 2016

Groupama Team France winning its first race of the season in Oman The level of simulation and CFD analysis in Americas Cup yacht racing is unsurpassed by any other sport,…

Canon latest to form partnership with Materialise for 3D printing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 3, 2016

Canon 3D printing customers will now have access to Magics Canon Europe has announced a new strategic partnership with Materialise to give ‘existing and prospective’ customers across Europe access to…