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Designing and Engineering with the iPhone – there’s an app for that. etc.
There’s been a lot of excitement around the iPhone since it was released, but its not until 2009 that the…
The clouds are gathering
Three hot topics discussed in this column over the past few months have recently become a little bit hotter. The…
Factory engineering
Taking a break from the usual shiny products in DEVELOP3D Stephen Holmes gets a kick out of conveyor belts, and…
Collapsing star
Folding bike specialist, Brompton takes a hands-on approach when manufacturing its legendary two-wheelers. Frances Corbett took a trip to old…
Sustainable Minds LCA 1.1
Al Dean begins a series of articles looking at the tools and trends for 'green' or 'sustainable' design, starting with…
PTC Media and Analyst Event 2010
From chilly Boston, Al Dean reports on the latest developments from industry giant PTC. From announcements of a healthy growth…
Inventor used to build WoodWave roof structure at Olympic speed skating venue
I remember back in the day before Alias was acquired by Autodesk, the toronto-based company had a tradition of issuing…
PTC take off the gloves on the Product Lifecycle Management battlefield
Jim Heppelmann, President & COO PTC just held their Annual Media and Analyst day in a rather chilly Boston. It’s…
Behind the curtain: Joe Walsh forms IntrinSIM
The product development technology industry is an intriguing one. Like many industries there are various levels of user, various levels…
