Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

Vero Edgecam 2017 adds nearly 50 new features for CAM functionality

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 10, 2016

The new 2017 release of Edgecam introduces a Tombstone module for assembling pre-existing parts on a defined mounting device The latest version of Vero Edgecam brings just under 50 items…

‘Hire hackers’ is advice after Philips IoT lightbulbs ‘worm’ suggests big companies vulnerable

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 10, 2016

A group of researchers claim that they have created a worm that can set off a chain reaction through nearby Philips Hue lightbulbs Having already seen what can happen when…

WATCH // Introducing V&A Dundee

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 11, 2016

//giphy.com/embed/4FF37i2hyorsc With an introduction from Jaguar Landcover’s design director Ian Callum, this video showcasing the V&A Dundee aims to give a taste of what will be on show when it…

Tyne & Wear Metro set to be redesigned with crowdsourced input

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 11, 2016

With most train in action since the 1980s, the Tyne & Wear Metro is getting an upgrade, with help from crowdsourced design ideas The juddering, much beloved Tyne and Wear…

Weekender // London Transport Museum, Designology

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 11, 2016

Classic designs right through to future plans are on show at the London Transport Museum Amongst the hubbub of Covent Garden’s ‘tourist central’ atmosphere, tucked away in a courtyard corner…

Arcam announces CoCr process for metals 3D printing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 14, 2016

Acetabular cups with integrated trabecular structures for improved osseointegration, printed using Arcam’s EBM technology Arcam has announced its medical application-focussed CoCr process for its Arcam Q10plus 3D printer, which will…

Temperature-dependent data for materials added to Granta MI

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2016

Granta MI enables access to materials data from directly within CAE software. An agreement between Granta Design and JAHM Software to make JAHM’s extensive temperature-dependent materials property data available within…

How James Corden was turned into a puppet with 3D printing for Sainsbury’s Christmas ad

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2016

//giphy.com/embed/5CAGpVMT0SJ9K As the annual one-upmanship begins between the UK’s major retailers to produce show-stopping advertisements, stop motion experts have used full detail colour 3D printing to tug at our heart…

Making it

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2016

We chat with London's Makerversity co-founder Tom Tobia on what the venue offers start-ups and designers