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Consumers and manufacturers agree on recycling, IoT and privacy, but not always on the ‘how’

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 6, 2015

Survey results from Autodesk have found that consumers and manufacturers agree on the value of product recyclability, privacy and Internet-connectivity,…

Review: SolidWorks 2016 beta

Posted by DEVELOP3D - September 30, 2015

Dassault Systèmes continues to build on SolidWorks' strong track record in this latest release, writes Michael Lord, with a wide…

SolidWorks Online Edition unveiled – run CAD on any device

Posted by Greg Corke - September 29, 2015

SolidWorks CEO Gian Paulo Bassi showing SolidWorks on a MacBook Forget your powerful CAD workstation, soon you will be able…

Material gains

Posted by DEVELOP3D - August 21, 2015

Dave Coldron of Lightworks looks at developments in physically based renderers, including Iray+

Visualisation: Challenges and the Future

Posted by DEVELOP3D - August 19, 2015

What are the biggest challenges facing the visualisation industry and what is getting thought leaders excited for the future?

Review: Theorem Solutions Publish 3D

Posted by DEVELOP3D - July 23, 2015

When it comes to readily accessible data formats, they don't get much more universal than PDF. Al Dean takes a…

On top form with Freeform Technologies

Posted by DEVELOP3D - June 22, 2015

Freeform Technology is using Siemens PLM Software's NX to deliver the highest quality components at racing speed

Review: Solid Edge ST8

Posted by DEVELOP3D - June 11, 2015

Siemens launched Solid Edge with Synchronous Technology a good few years ago. Al Dean takes a look at the eighth…

Date for diary – Autodesk Future of Product Development event, Cambridge

Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 21, 2015

Among the speakers will be furniture manufacturers QFC Autodesk is holding the latest seminar in its Future of Product Development…

Review: Onshape – Beta Overview

Posted by DEVELOP3D - May 5, 2015

We've been waiting for it to go public for a while and it's finally here. Al Dean takes a look…