Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

PTC adds linking and tracing elements in Windchill update

Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 21, 2019

Following the news of PTC Windchill being available on Microsoft Azure’s cloud platform, the software company has announced further updates to its software management and systems engineering capabilities. Windchill now…

Boom Supersonic is 3D printing flight hardware with Velo3D’s additive metals technology

Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 24, 2019

Boom Supersonic, the company building history’s fastest supersonic passenger airliner featured in our hallowed pages back in 2017, has partnered with Velo3D for the metals additive manufacturing needed for its…

Formlabs and Glowforge power-up WeWork’s new Labs initiative

Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 25, 2019

WeWork has announced a pilot partnership with Formlabs and Glowforge to create maker labs in its London, San Francisco, Houston, New York and Seattle locations. WeWork Labs, the business arm…

Aras boosts low-code capabilities for application modelling in Innovator 12

Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 25, 2019

Aras has announced the latest release of its PLM system, Innovator 12, as it looks to further connect all the physical and digital engineering aspects of modern day product development..…

Would you do a summer design studio swap?

Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 28, 2019

Andstudio left its home in Estonia to swap with another studio in Italy for the Summer Would you up-sticks and shift your design studio to the other side of the…

Gerber Technologies continues to move products to software subscription model

Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 28, 2019

Gerber Technology is adopting a new subscription-based bundles option for the latest version of its AccuMark pattern design, production planning and 3D simulation software. Gerber’s PLM offering has been available…

ARRK injects investment into new Midlands moulding facility

Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 28, 2019

Multi-faceted product development specialists ARRK Europe has opened a new 40,000 sq. ft injection moulding centre near Birmingham, UK. Having secured the premises in Kings Norton back in October 2017,…

Geberit turns to 3D printing to minimise development time

Posted by Stephen Holmes - July 1, 2019

In order to minimise the development time for new products, Geberit International AG manufactures many prototypes using 3D printing. Stephen Holmes looks at how the Swiss company uses the technology…

XYZPrinting continues its shift into the professional 3D printing market

Posted by Stephen Holmes - July 3, 2019

The new large volume SLS MfgPro230 xS Known predominantly for its wide range of 3D printers for the education and consumer markets, XYZPrinting has a backstory worthy of a dark…

Coffee-based yarn knits a better sneaker for everyone

Posted by Stephen Holmes - July 8, 2019

Recycled coffee beans are being used to create a new fabric yarn with some interesting properties you perhaps wouldn’t expect while downing your fifth Monday morning espresso. The basis of…