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Change is in the air

Posted by Al Dean - October 18, 2018

It’s been quite the year so far for Al Dean but he’s got a feeling…

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Ever wish things hadn’t changed for the worse?

Posted by Develop 3D - October 29, 2018

Ever wish things hadn’t changed for the worse? Ben Redford of Mayku gets all nostalgic…

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Electrification and autonomy in automotive design

Posted by Al Dean - November 12, 2018

The automotive design world is going after electrification and autonomy hard, but will these two…

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Will we all still be swearing at Alexa in 2030?

Posted by Al Dean - December 19, 2018

As a near-future sci-fi nerd, Al Dean has been geeking out on The First. Will…

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Your workstation can never be fast enough

Posted by Greg Corke - January 29, 2019

Nobody ever thinks their workstation is too fast – it can always go quicker. Speed…

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We have yet to see true AI emerge from science fiction

Posted by Al Dean - February 13, 2019

We have yet to see true AI emerge from science fiction. But that’s not stopping…

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How advances in compute power are impacting the ways we work

Posted by Al Dean - March 5, 2019

Al Dean considers how advances in computing capacity are impacting the ways we work –…

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Fast learning at AMUG

Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 10, 2019

Todd Grimm gives his views on Additive Manufacturing, AMUG and learning from peers

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Algorithmically driven design

Posted by Al Dean - April 16, 2019

After spending a good chunk of March writing about algorithmically driven design solutions, Al Dean…

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Folding screens a spark of rebellion in a world of black rectangles

Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 10, 2019

A new breed of folding and articulating phones has proved a spark of rebellion in…