BT steps in to help STEM curriculum with computing skills
With more STEM skills, and a focus on computational thinking, it’s hoped that Britain will produce not only more inventors,…
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The Weekender: Experience isn’t everything
HP’s 3D printing technology is based on decades old technology, however, a new breed of technologies are coming and they’re…
AMUG unveils schedule for its April conference
AMUG 2015 Conference keynote speakers (from left): Jason Lopes, Lonnie Love and Todd Grimm The Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG)…
Five 3D printing trends for 2015
For 3D printing vendors, the New Year is not so much about new technologies, but new attitudes to what existing…
Test your metal: ExOne’s Innovent 3D printer for materials R&D
The ‘laboratory-sized’ ExOne Innovent machine allows for testing material properties ExOne has launched the Innovent, and industrial-grade, ‘laboratory-sized’ machine, to…
Leapfrog gets serious about desktop 3D printer market with Ricoh backing
Leapfrog has partnered with Ricoh Europe to sell its Creatr HS 3D printer Ricoh Europe has announced a new partnership…
SolidWorks World 2015 – Live Blog Day 1
Good morning from Phoenix where SolidWorks World 2015 is about to get underway. We’re happy to be bringing you all…
SolidWorks World 2015 – Live Blog Day 2
Hello there! Day two at SolidWorks World is underway, following yesterday’s full launch of SolidWorks Industrial Design – expect more…
Why the UK needs to support D&T in education
What do you reckon British D&T teachers and the People’s Republic of China have got in common? Stephen Holmes discovers…
SolidWorks World 2015 – Live Blog Day 3
It’s day three and we’re back in the big room ready to get underway – stick with us throughout the…
