Frame: Running CAD in a browser Posted by DEVELOP3D - November 16, 2015 2015 has been a big year for 'browser CAD' platform provider Frame, rolling out its first end-user service and getting…
AU2015 – 5 things we learned Posted by Stephen Holmes - December 4, 2015 The big US-based software user conferences are always interesting to attend, but when it comes to sheer size and scale,…
Taking student design to new heights Posted by DEVELOP3D - December 10, 2015 Australia's Deakin University is hoping to revive the country's ailing manufacturing sector with a new design-led agenda for engineering students…
AU2015 – Press Q+A with Autodesk top brass Posted by Martyn Day - December 16, 2015 As is traditional practice at AU, Autodesk held an afternoon session featuring key executives to give an overview of the…
Cutting costs: Low-cost CAM Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 20, 2016 With the rise of more affordable CNC tools, there's also a growing need for smaller scale, efficient CAM tools. Al…
Cloud cult Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 20, 2016 Last month, Al Dean put forward the view that relatively little has changed in 3D design technology over the last…
DEVELOP3D Live 2016 preview Posted by DEVELOP3D - February 19, 2016 With more exhibitors than ever before and a stellar conference programme, DEVELOP3D LIVE on 31 March 2016 looks set to…
DEVELOP3D Live 2016 Posted by DEVELOP3D - February 23, 2016 With CAD finally getting truly 'Aided' by the computer, Fabrication tools empowering the desktop and immersive VR becoming affordable, DEVELOP3D…
Gaming hardware design gets personal with new Steam Controller Posted by Stephen Holmes - February 23, 2016 With the CAD files and electrical innards going to be made available from the manufacturers, anyone can mod their Steam…
Design & machine learning Posted by DEVELOP3D - February 24, 2016 Geometry search and part organisation go hand in hand, but haven't become a part of our standard workflow to date.…