As Editor-in-Chief, Stephen’s role covers the online space and the magazines. A mix of interviewing designers for in-depth features, and hunting for the latest industry news keeps him busy.
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This year I spent all my wages on Christmas lights, putting them up in July 26 full days before Christmas Day and TTTP is rushing off to a sunnier climate;…
Developing a product in an online community could give you something to look forward to next summer Crowd sourcing ideas has been a concept for years, but now using forums…
Herman Miller gets responsible with the help of Fuseproject Last week DEVELOP3D were lucky enough to visit furniture giant Herman Miller’s London offices to have a one-to-one perch/slouch/bum-shuffle on it’s…
The laser scanning world is highly active at the moment with a steady stream of new products coming on-line. Stephen Holmes looks at the OptiNum from French manufacturer, Noomeo, which…
It might be a good time for a bit of career development… The January blues are eating away at your soul; the weather is cold/damp/British; you’re skint until payday… It…
“Wait… No??… You’re kidding me??… What the f[snip – D3D Ed]!?” That’s right kids – Intel has announced its new director of creative innovation: Will.i.am, the fella with the sunglasses…
Kara Black uncovers how a Texas forge plant is modenisingTrinity Forge in Mansfield, Texas, USA specialises in unique forge and die designs at the requests of its customers, using hammer…
Aftermarket auto parts designers Lund speed up development with faster reverse engineering Lund design aftermarket products for cars, pickups, SUVs and heavy trucks A change to the reverse engineering processes…
Intellectual property and patenting are often regarded by designers and engineers as being expensive and full of complex legal jargon. Tanya Weaver attempts to navigate her way though the maze