Dell Precision M3800: materials R&D for the world’s thinnest mobile workstation
The Dell M3800 achieves its soft touch finish with a 0.5mm layer of silicone overmoulded on top of a lightweight…
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Shoes not helping you to win the Tour de France? Make your own like Hanseeno
When pro cyclist Adam Hansen favoured shoes were discontinued he made his own, and an entire brand to go with…
Future transport – Aero-X hoverbike design
Look familiar? The Aero-X seems to have taken design cues from the original Star Wars’ Speeder Bike The flying car…
Knuckle down: CNC for automotive design
How the capabilities of 5-axis machining are benefiting two companies working in the automotive industry
Lotus F1 and Boeing team up for 3D printing & sintering magic
I think, by now, we’re used to snappy little videos about 3D printing. Whether it’s the patron saint of shitty…
A peek inside Dell’s Precision Workstation labs
In an eye-opening visit to Dell's headquarters in Round Rock, Texas, Greg Corke discovers some of the hidden lengths the…
Sand casting parts using 3D Printing brings digital detail to traditional process
Anthony Middleton of Grainger and Worrall shows explains the intricacies of 3D core printing Far from the traditional image of…
Something for the weekend – wearable chair might just be what you need
Designed for the factory worker, the Noonee support device allows you to take the weight off Designed for the long-suffering…
Rolo Bikes’ revolutionary bike frame engineered using HyperWorks
The Rolo road bike frame, at 710g, claims to be the lightest and stiffest in the world Rolo Bikes has…
Missler joins the European project FibreChain for automating carbon fibre production
Missler is now involved in a European-wide effort to automate the production of complex composite materials Missler, producer of TopSolid…
