Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

OpenBOM adds Fusion 360 extension

Posted by Stephen Holmes - December 15, 2020

OpenBOM for Fusion 360 aims to bring advanced data management Bill of Materials and purchasing functions are now available for Autodesk users, via the extension of Fusion 360 data management…

Stratasys to acquire Origin and its DLP P3 technology

Posted by Stephen Holmes - December 9, 2020

Acquisition of the start-up valued at up to $100 million, as Stratasys looks to expand its mass production capabilities

Node Audio – making a noise in high-end audio

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 30, 2020

Design that can only be produced using 3D printing allows for smooth sounds and a striking look

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Cobra Golf 3D printed putter brings benefits to designers

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 18, 2020

The King Supersport-35 putter features a lattice interior for weight distribution

Stratasys Keyshot partnership upgrades colour 3D printing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 16, 2020

Uses Keyshot software and 3MF file export to bring ease of use to colour 3D printing

Global Grad Show takes centre stage in 2020

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 9, 2020

Global Grad Show, an initiative by the Art Dubai Group, has opened its virtual doors – showcasing ‘100 ideas to change the world’ with UK design students making up nearly…

HP 3D as a Service sparks R&D boost for Wallbox

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 15, 2020

Reducing risks of in-house 3D Printing helps EV charging to motor along

RAM3D shows the way for killer Kiwi digital manufacturing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 8, 2020

Having invested in 6 Renishaw AM systems, RAM3D has plans to grow further

XB-1 engine loaded with Velo3D AM parts

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 9, 2020

Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 test aircraft, for testing its commercial supersonic jet capabilities, is poised to take off soon with 21 Titanium 3D printed parts within its engine assembly. An extremely high-temperature…

Thangs 3D looks to transform how we search for parts

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 26, 2020

Using ‘Deep-Learning’ AI to search public and proprietary databases