Future tyres to become smart products reliant on biomimicry and 3D printed construction Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 9, 2017 Goodyear Eagle 360 concept tyres are helping visualise the transport of the future While we cover much to do with…
Review: VRED Pro 2017 & VR Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 9, 2017 VRED was amongst the first visualisation systems to introduce support for HMD devices with the 2016 release. The launch of…
Everything is for a reason Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 8, 2017 With one of the swiftest automotive design processes in the world, McLaren Automotive is bent on going even faster, this…
WATCH // NASA’s testing and analysis of advanced composite shells Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 6, 2017 The NESC Academy offers its viewers the opportunity to learn from senior NASA scientists, engineers, and subject matter experts, and…
Optis adds technical thermoplastics to its visualisation library Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 6, 2017 Optis users will now be able to access a full library of Albas Plastics for accurate rendering Optis has partnered…
Williams F1 front wing takes shape with 3D printed prototypes Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 6, 2017 Iterative prototype designs have been mades faster through using laser sintering Taking its designs from simulation to the track faster,…
DEVELOP3D LIVE 2017 // Preview Posted by DEVELOP3D - February 27, 2017 On 28 March DEVELOP3D LIVE returns to Warwick Arts Centre for a celebration of product design, engineering and digital fabrication…
SolidWorks World 2017 event report Posted by DEVELOP3D - February 23, 2017 Making a return to SolidWorks World after a three year break, Al Dean finds that Dassault's biggest user community is…
Review: Armari Magnetar V25 Posted by DEVELOP3D - February 22, 2017 This stylish workstation has been specifically designed for VR. But despite its slimline chassis, you can still cram in incredible…
ShapeID, a new shape code so condensed that it can fit within QR and RFID markers Posted by Stephen Holmes - February 22, 2017 ShapeID is extracted based on the geometry and then embedded into a QR label or a RFID to be scanned…