Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

Wacom MobileStudio Pro all-in-one tablet boosts power and adds inbuilt 3D camera

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 2, 2016

//giphy.com/embed/v18nBqtUdkidy The Wacom MobileStudio Pro, launching later this month, is targeting the 3D market with its powerful new tablet – featuring a pro Nvidia Quadro GPU, 4k resolution, and an…

How ESA chose its materials for a space mission to the sun

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 2, 2016

http://www.esa.int/spaceinvideos/content/view/embedjw/477505 Space is a not a single environment, but many: so the manufacturing materials and processes used for each new space mission must be chosen with great care. Tommaso Ghidini,…

Colour 3D Printing is en vogue for luxury eyewear makers

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 2, 2016

//giphy.com/embed/10zG7v5RKDx6Lu Italian fashion eyewear house, Safilo, owners of brands such as Carrera and Polaroid, and contractors for design houses such as Dior and Hugo Boss have shown off how colour…

Unity adds more photorealism to its VR engine with Octane Render

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 3, 2016

OTOY founder and CEO Jules Urbach announces the deal to include Octane Render into all versions of Unity Unity Technologies has announced new tools and features for enhanced graphics and…

New 3devo desktop filament extruders aim to make pro 3D printing filament cheaper and greener

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 3, 2016

High extrusion temperatures mean that engineering-grade materials can easily be recycled for future 3D printing 3devo has launched two industrial desktop filament extruders, the 3devo Next 1.0 and 3devo Advanced,…

VIDEO // RSA Student Design Awards’ impact on its students

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 4, 2016

The short documentary follows students as they tackle the RSA Design Awards brief, through to the all important awards presentations This short documentary film follows a student’s journeys through the…

VIDEO // Bosch solving problems on its manufacturing lines by using desktop 3D printed parts

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 4, 2016

//giphy.com/embed/kfEa8KFp2alYQ One of the biggest cost saving use points we’ve seen for 3D printers has been on the factory floor – producing customised jigs and fixtures, and replacing parts that…

Weekender // National Museum of Flight

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 4, 2016

The opening of two giant aircraft hangars means you can get close up to design classics like the Spitfire Just east of Edinburgh, the National Museum of Flight will be…

Translator and curvature analysis see updates in new PartXplore

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 7, 2016

New translators in PartXplore mean that CAD files can reportedly be opened in half the time Three new capabilities have been added to the 2017 edition of PartXplore, the high-speed…