Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

Analytical Graphics and Ansys partner to shoot missiles out of the sky

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 15, 2019

To engineer the US military’s next-generation missile defence system, Analytical Graphics and Ansys are incorporating high-fidelity, multiphysics simulations with multi-domain mission-level modelling into early stages of missile defence system development.…

SimScale adds radiation heat transfer analyses

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 15, 2019

SimScale’s SaaS application for engineering simulation, has added radiation heat transfer analyses using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) within its platform. Users of the cloud-based platform can now simulate the effects…

Industry 4.0 is the goal for CAMWorks ShopFloor

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 16, 2019

HCL Technologies’ new release of CAMWorks ShopFloor aims to provide tools for companies to meet Smart Manufacturing initiatives by moving beyond 2D drawings or static digital files. CAMWorks ShopFloor runs…

Create Education Project partners with RS Components to promote STEM education

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 16, 2019

The Create Education Project has announced its new Industry Partnership with online retail giant for all things electronic,RS Components and its own STEM platform, Imagine-X. “STEM skills act as the…

Simcenter Madymo improves Active Human model for enhanced safety simulation

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 16, 2019

Simcenter Madymo can simulate the impact of a car crash on the human body using Simcenter Active Human software, with the latest version now with solver run times reduced by…

Topology optimisation with fatigue analysis cuts sports bike weight by over 80kg

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 20, 2019

Topology optimisation has been credited with helping reduce the Vins Motors Duecinquanta motorbike’s weight to 95kg, and a mere 85kg for its track sibling. Vins’ Duecinquanta was designed with the…

Advancements SLA 3D printing means more demand and machines for Ogle

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 21, 2019

UK-based Ogle Models & Prototypes has purchased a second RPS Neo 800 machine to help improve turnaround times for larger models and prototypes within tighter timescales. This 3D printer will…

Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence Workshop opens in Paris this September

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 27, 2019

ASTM International is hosting its first European Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence Workshop on 16 September at CETIM in Senlis, France. The one-day event is billed as offering a holistic…

Markforged unveils Print Farms for metal, carbon fibre 3D printing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 27, 2019

The Metal X 3D print system can be included in Markforged’s Print Farm packages Markforged’s ‘Print Farms’ packages have been launched as an economic way for customers to build metal…

Stratasys and BAE Systems deal signals future R&D programmes involving 3D printing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 27, 2019

Stratasys and BAE Systems have announced that they will further strengthen their relationship around emerging additive manufacturing solutions within its Land, Maritime and Air Sectors. The collaboration means global 3D…