Stephen Holmes, Author at DEVELOP3D

Springtime means only one thing at Fenway Park: 3D Printing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 20, 2012

Nothing brings about the end of winter in the US like the arrival of the baseball season – warm weather, cold beer, hotdogs and, of course, the actual game. In…

Smash somethin’! Modern car safety through better design

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 24, 2012

The B-Max survives a battering from a 30mph crash test Recently we crept away to Germany, to a secretive patch of Ford’s Merkenich test site, into a quiet, compact building,…

PTC Introduces New Global Event Series

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 25, 2012

PTC is bringing PTCLive TechForum 2012 to the UK for a free one-day event that offers the opportunity to meet with product experts, learn from other leading customers, sample PTC…

Let battle commence – Cut&Paste is back in Blighty

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 25, 2012

Our favourite designer v designer, gladiatorial kerfuffle returns to London Town tonight (26 April), as Cut&Paste struts brashly into Ye Olde England to offer up another place at it’s Global…

Prime Cuts: Living well with dementia

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 25, 2012

The Buddiband, designed to help its user stay active and safe Winning ideas from a competition to help care for sufferers of dementia have been unveiled, including a fragrance-release system…

Sculpteo expands its 3D printing services using the Cloud

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 27, 2012

Online 3D printing bureau Sculpteo has expanded its wares, both for commercial and hobbyist users, with the launch of its new ‘white label’ service for online stores, and a printing…

Vision express

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 30, 2012

Grabbing attention in a crowded marketplace is all about first impressions. Stephen Holmes looks at how product rendering was so important in the marketing drive for a new range of…

Designing a workstation – interview with Dell’s design team

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 30, 2012

The new Precision T7600 has been completely designed from the ground up as a workstation. This is unusual for Dell who typically adapts chassis from other products. “Internally the chassis…

3D printing takes to the Formula Student track

Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 1, 2012

Motorsport has always been about speed – the fastest person from A to B wins – but for a group of students entering this year’s Formula Student challenge, it is…

Objet printers get colour treatment

Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 4, 2012

Artist Neri Oxman’s ‘Beast’ now has the capability to be printed in colour using Objet 3D printing In what can only be described as an ‘impromptu’ unveiling, Objet today announced…