Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

Production process gets new VR review package

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 26, 2019

VRgineers and R3DT, have joined to announce their hardware and software package for industrial engineers that need to plan for and review their production processes. A developer and manufacturer of…

Shapr3D secures $6M series A funding to advance its CAD software

Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 30, 2019

Shapr3D, producer of a 3D CAD modelling app for the iPad Pro, has announced a $6 million Series A financing from top European early-stage venture capital firms Point Nine and…

Rugby embraces eyewear as design makes World Cup debut

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 1, 2019

New Zealand’s loose forward Ardie Savea will take to the field in the Rugby Union World Cup wearing a pair of specially designed goggles, making him the first to do…

New Elysium software connects design, manufacturing and quality inspection phases

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 9, 2019

Elysium is releasing a solution for multi-CAD to/from Quality Information Framework (QIF) for translation and validation between users as part of the new release of Asfalis software planned for early…

Läpple Group turns to MakerBot for its ‘real-world’ engineer training, with tangible benefits

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 9, 2019

Läpple Group has spoken about how it is using MakerBot’s desktop FDM 3D printers to train its engineers on the production of complex-shaped parts using additive manufacturing, resulting in tangible…

How an inventive product to tackle DVT was brought to make with some slick tooling design

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 10, 2019

Having arrived at a design for a device to reduce the possibility of suffering a Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT), RBR Active needed to take it a step further and ready…

Targus bags design win with stylish new range

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 15, 2019

With the lines between work and leisure blurring, Targus has designed a laptop bag fit for the office and for the everyday. Stephen Holmes learns how the brand diversified to…

Pointwise Viewer launched for free CFD Mesh viewing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 15, 2019

Pointwise has launched its free software for importing, viewing, measuring, and examining the cell quality metrics of virtually any mesh in 3D, display it in a variety of styles, and…

Flyingshapes launches VR 3D CAD for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 18, 2019

Available for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive headsets, Flyingshapes‘ VR CAD workflow allows for 3D spatial modelling with intuitive haptic controls and interactive tools for sketching, surfacing and collaboration. Powered…

Stratasys launches faster J850 multi-material 3D printer

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 22, 2019

Nearly twice as fast and with an extra materials bay over its predecessor, Stratasys has unveiled the new flagship of its PolyJet 3D printing line-up, the J850. ‘Designed for designers’…