Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

Maxon acquires GPU rendering tech provider Redshift

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 9, 2019

Redshift was recently used to power award-winning LEGO mini movies for client Atwater Studios The developer of the Redshift rendering engine, a GPU-accelerated renderer built to meet the specific demands…

Quadpack – wrapped in beauty

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 11, 2019

How Quadpack blends style, form and functionality for packaging design

The VR-1 headset from newcomer Varjo

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 12, 2019

The enterprise VR race is speeding up. Stephen Holmes gets hands-on with new entrant Varjo's first headset and discovers an experience that goes far beyond anything we've seen before

Ferrari Competizioni GT solve faster with new Ansys Mosaic meshes

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 18, 2019

Ansys’ engineering simulation software has been drafted in by Ferrari Competizioni GT to help develop its next great GT car. Every two or three years the engineering team pushes themselves…

DriveWorks earns two Queen’s Awards for enterprise

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 24, 2019

Recognised for both innovation and international trade, UK-based DriveWorks has been awarded two highly coveted Queens Awards for Enterprise. ‘We are thrilled to receive these two Queen’s Awards. They are…

3D Print your part of a world record this June

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 26, 2019

To mark its fifth anniversary, Liverpool MakeFest is setting off to break a world record for the largest collaborative 3D printed object – in this case, a rocket to celebrate…

Creaform launches two reengineered versions of its 3D Scanning products

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 26, 2019

Both the Creaform HandyScan and its Go!Scan 3D scanners have seen ‘thoroughly reengineered and refined’ upgrades for their latest generation releases. The Go!Scan Spark edition has been designed for product…

Mirrakoi heads to US market with Novedge partnership

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 29, 2019

Having launched its first CAD product, XirusCAD, for intuitive freeform and organic product design with full BRep compatibility, Swiss tech company Mirrakoi has now announced its availability in the USA.…

AMT expands 3D printing post processing range with new models

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 30, 2019

AMT is launching two new post processing system for additive manufactured parts that utilise its ‘physio-chemical performance’ technology, BLASTTM, for thermoplastic polymers. The PostPro3DColor and the PostPro3DMini feature the company’s…

Additive International summit explores the science behind 3D Printing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 30, 2019

Additive International will celebrate its 14th annual summit this July, kicking off with a session on 9th July that will explore new developments, advances and industry deployments in Additive Manufacturing.…