I was blind, but now… I have infrared detection…
The traditional ‘white cane’ favoured by the visually impaired has a number of serious drawbacks, in that it can only…
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Good vibrations
A tennis racket needs to be lightweight, durable and extremely high performing. Stefan Mohr, R&D manager at Head Sport, explains…
The problem with software in sustainable design
Software tools undoubtedly have an important part to play in the development of sustainable products but sustainable design is so…
Laser scanning ensures good fit for Team GB
Team GB cycle helmets feature a dual shell design, comprising an inner shell, which fits closely to the athlete’s head,…
Olympic cycling nostalgia from 1992 – design destroys the field
You can still see the original at London’s Science Museum It’s up there as one of my clearest childhood memories…
Product design showcase – Olympic sports products
The Olympics upon us and Stephen Holmes has scouted round to see what the athletes will be using to compete…
Sustainability metrics
In the next of his sustainability articles, Chris Sherwin tackles the question of how designers can go about getting their…
Prime Cuts: The Adastra – luxury on the high seas
Yesterday saw the launch of the $15 million, 42-metre luxury trimaran yacht Adastra, which we featured in DEVELOP3D in August…
Inside the Warwick Manufacturing Group
Martyn Day reports on what WMG does to aid innovation in design and manufacturing
Chris Sherwin puts sustainability at the heart of design briefs
In a new bi-monthly feature, Chris Sherwin will be discussing some of the big issues and challenges in sustainable design…
