Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

IKEA x Space10 launch new living space tech experiments

Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 16, 2020

IKEA, in partnership with its research and design lab SPACE10, has launched its latest project, Everyday Experiments, with focus on AI, machine learning, augmented reality and spatial intelligence. Combining interesting technology and…

3D scanning helps Kindig-It Design put pedal to metal

Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 8, 2020

Kindig-It Designs explains how 3D scanning helps them build more creative custom cars

Sound effect – How KEF engineers expert audio

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 12, 2019

The traits and technology keeping KEF at the forefront of modern loudspeaker design

King of the road – Royal Enfield takes back its crown

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 7, 2020

We visit motorcycle company Royal Enfield's UK design headquarters to discover more about the development of an Indian icon

In-house vac-forming Playdude Vans Blast Skateboards

In-house vac-forming pimps PlayDude’s packaging powers

Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 14, 2020

Cost effective method for short-run, custom blister pack with a pro finish

Stone cold relief – The PEBL designed to combat hot flushes

Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 13, 2020

PEBL forms part of Cambridge Consultants designs to help us all live better lives as we get older

New Simcenter FLOEFD pushes fluid and thermal simulation speeds

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 30, 2020

The CAD-embedded CFD software offers '65-75 per cent reduced overall simulation time'

Dyemansion 17 new colours for HP 3D printers

DyeMansion brightens up HP 3D Printing with 17 new colours

Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 1, 2020

The 17 new colors range from classic grey, through to rich blue and fiery red tones

Porsche adds classic designs to updated in-car AV systems for vintage models

Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 4, 2020

Line of digital upgrades for older products merges classic aesthetics with modern tech

Daimler gets the right finish with 3D printed bus spares

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 28, 2020

With a 300,000+ spare part catalogue, Daimler jumped headlong into tackling finishing issues with 3D printed end-use parts