Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

Stratasys investment to allow for new £20m facilities for UK additive metals powder company

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 5, 2017

Investment from 3D printing giant Stratasys will enable further development of LPW’s research into traceability in the additive manufacturing supply chain LPW Technology has received ‘strategic investment’ from Stratasys to…

Adidas kills off ‘traditional’ product prototyping process with Carbon 3D printing technology

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 7, 2017

The Adidas Futurecraft 4D features a 3D printed midsole, that will go into mass production later this year Adidas’ latest Futurecraft initiative has seen it partner with Carbon to produce…

McLaren opens up about 3D printing for the F1 track

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 7, 2017

McLaren Honda F1 has already found many beneficial and novel uses for its partnership with 3D printing experts Stratasys Legendary F1 team McLaren Honda opened its doors to DEVELOP3D to…

Kinex applications added to PTC ThingWorx platform for industrial IoT

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 10, 2017

PTC has introduced a new family of products to unify data from enterprise systems and the sensored physical world, and deliver information and insight in context for different users. Billed…

MIT launches new summer program for pro 3D printing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 10, 2017

MIT summer course will familiarise designer with the digital manufacturing pipeline for additive manufacture A new five-day course on CAD for additive manufacturing has been launched by MIT for this…

EON Creator aims to bring AR and VR content creation to all enterprise sizes

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 11, 2017

//giphy.com/embed/mWi8fK2gGEbcc EON’s latest release of Creator AVR has launched, aiming to be an accessible platform to enable the easy creation of VR and AR applications for mobile devices and head…

Materialise’s World Summit returns next week to bring industries together around 3D printing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 12, 2017

//giphy.com/embed/XPuV0ENcaoXTy Materialise World Summit (MWS) is returning from 20 – 21 April, bringing decision makers from a wide range of businesses and industries together to discuss the milestones taking place…

Aerospace and automotive giants join with EOS to design factory of the future

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 19, 2017

A vision of what the automated NextGenAM factory of the future could look like Premium Aerotec and Daimler have joined with EOS to prepare their production lines for large scale…

Airbus, Global Deans and UNESCO join forces for more diversity in engineering

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 19, 2017

Airbus and the Global Engineering Deans Council (GEDC) have partnered with UNESCO to boost diversity in engineering with an award to celebrate the projects doing just that. The 2017 GEDC…

Sir Patrick Stewart boldly goes into the metrology future

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 20, 2017

Star of stage and screen (and professional Yorkshireman) Sir Patrick Stewart popped into Huddersfield University’s Future Metrology Hub, a £30 million research centre aiming to transform UK industry by developing…