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Stephen Holmes

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. If you have a story, get in touch.

Voxeljet buy UK special effects company Propshop

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 2, 2014

Propshop printed one-third scale Aston Martin DB5s for Skyfall on a Voxeljet 3D printer German large-format 3D printing company Voxeljet has announced today that it is to buy special effects…

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3D printing optics process poised to take on injection moulding

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 3, 2014

The new ‘LUX-Opticlear’ material means that the process might ready to compete with injection moulding A revolutionary method and new clear polymer for making optical components using 3D printing is…

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On the road: Everything seems a bit MadMax as tech goes cross country

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 3, 2014

The Stratasys 2014 Roadtrip sets off later this month How do you get your software or hardware into the hearts and minds of respectable US designers and engineers? The answer…

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Lattice Technology targets lightweight ease of use for BOMs

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 3, 2014

Version 13 of Lattice3D Studio allows for the creation of lightweight bill of materials documents to be created and shared The latest version of Lattice3D Studio aims to increase technical…

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Competition: Reinvent the wheel – Win trip to Cologne to meet Ford’s design team

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 3, 2014

Reinvent the steering wheel for Ford and win a once in a lifetime trip to Cologne to meet its design team We’re offering you the unique chance to design a…

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Transport: London’s new Crossrail passenger trains to be designed by Barber & Osgerby

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 3, 2014

The interior, exterior and livery for the trains are to be created by London design studio Barber & Osgerby The new London public transport system, Crossrail, is set to change…

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3D Printing in glass? HP keeps us guessing what technology it’s working on

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 3, 2014

HP Labs has already been playing around with glass printing, comparing particle sizes and firing of the glass prints We’ve waited expectantly for technology giant HP to launch its ‘industrial…

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Autodesk Fusion 360: The family expands with new Ultimate edition

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 6, 2014

Fusion 360 Ultimate: includes all the standard Fusion 360 features plus added extras Autodesk has been busy introducing a new tier to its Fusion 360 product line: Fusion 360 Ultimate,…

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Delcam adds enhancements for 2015 SolidWorks integrated CAM

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 6, 2014

Delcam for SolidWorks 2015 adds intelligence into the turning algorithm to avoid tool dragging It may be owned by Autodesk, but Delcam is still churning out the upgrades for its…

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Space: Manufacturing for up in the stars gets lighter with every design

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 7, 2014

Sentinel-5 Precursor is scheduled for launch in 2016 to monitor the atmosphere from polar orbit. The satellite will carry the Tropospheric Ozone Monitoring Instrument, Tropomi, which has parts redesigned to…

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