Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

XB-1 engine loaded with Velo3D AM parts

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 9, 2020

Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 test aircraft, for testing its commercial supersonic jet capabilities, is poised to take off soon with 21 Titanium 3D printed parts within its engine assembly. An extremely high-temperature…

Thangs 3D looks to transform how we search for parts

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 26, 2020

Using ‘Deep-Learning’ AI to search public and proprietary databases

Evoko Pusco: the stylish digital messaging board

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 15, 2020

The design and development of Evoko's eye-catching new office screen, Pusco

QEPrize Create the Trophy design competition closing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - December 6, 2020

The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering Foundation (QEPrize) has only limited time left for young people around the world, aged between 14 and 24, to Create the Trophy for its 2021 awards.…

AR unpacks MEC tent problem

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 7, 2020

3D scanning and Unity showcase 1:1 scale tents without needing the retail space

Kia Motors Varjo VR in automotive design

Kia Motors adopts Varjo XR-1 VR headset for design reviews

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 23, 2020

Designers able to work with 1:1 virtual models against a physical car or clay model, and augment them with virtual details

Kenyan clean water hubs win Lexus Design Award 2020

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 8, 2020

Winning design uses smart open-source planning to design affordable sustainable clean water resources

CAMWorks adds Wire EDM tech from CIMTechnology

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 10, 2020

CAMWorks has signed up a partnership with CIMTechnology, a leading provider of Wire EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining) software gaining CAMWorks users exclusive access to it. CIMTechnology have specialised in Wire…

Drag Race – Developing the slickest cycling skinsuit

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 13, 2020

Creating the fastest custom cycling skinsuit using a wind tunnel and a 3D scanner

TaylorMade golf is using 3D Printing to aid aesthetics

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 26, 2020

Using Formlabs Form 3 3D printer to produce prototypes for better design iteration