Review: solidThinking Inspire 2014 Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 12, 2015 Traditional simulation tools are ideal when you have very specific ideas to explore but when you want to look at…
Ringing the changes at Vertu Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 6, 2015 Vertu luxury mobile phones are designed, engineered and tested virtually before real life testing and skilled assembly all under one…
Fujitsu Celsius competition winners announced Posted by Tanya Weaver - December 17, 2014 The sleek Fujitsu Celsius H730 15.6-inch mobile workstation was up for grabs In September, DEVELOP3D and its sister publication AEC…
UK product development firm Optima Design launches a geocaching device on Kickstarter Posted by Tanya Weaver - November 27, 2014 cacheABLE Kinetic is a small electronic device that emits a bluetooth signal that enables the user to locate it via…
Is ‘reshoring’ really happening? Posted by DEVELOP3D - November 19, 2014 Product design consultancies are all too familiar with dealing with manufacturers in the Far East. However, Tanya Weaver wonders whether…
Granta Design to promote its latest software at the Advanced Engineering UK 2014 Show Posted by Tanya Weaver - October 28, 2014 Granta MI:Materials Gateway enables access to authoritative materials data from within CAD software From 11 to 12 November Birmingham’s NEC…
Yoyotech Proteus W8100 WS Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 22, 2014 With its FirePro GPU, this single CPU desktop offers an interesting alternative to a dual Xeon workstation, but is let…
Tebis 3.5 for design Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 21, 2014 Tebis is rare amongst software applications for design, doing things that more mainstream offerings simply do not. Al Dean investigates…
Scan 3XS GW-HT10 Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 20, 2014 The Scan 3XS GW-HT10 is an excellent choice if you are looking for a powerful mainstream CAD workstation
Review: Fujitsu Celsius H730 Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 17, 2014 This mainstream CAD-class mobile workstation offers some unique features for security and maintenance. Greg Corke reports