Made to measure Posted by DEVELOP3D - April 13, 2017 PCB designers and mechanical design engineers at metrology company Renishaw are able to collaborate more successfully and save time since…
The importance of giving kids access to 3D printing early Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 28, 2017 Ultimaker has launched its Pioneer Program in the US, which is all about promoting STEM education. Here John Kawola explains…
The potential for more immersive design Posted by Al Dean - March 22, 2017 Al Dean looks at the potential for more immersive design, and where we might be in a few years time.…
Game on Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 21, 2017 Bristol-based Amalgam provided prototyping services for the development of the Holovis game controller for use in a fully immersive, interactive…
3D Systems unveils Figure 4 for speedy mass production of plastic parts Posted by Tanya Weaver - March 20, 2017 Figure 4 is a fully automated, high-volume 16-print engine production solution 3D Systems has announced Figure 4, which it claims…
The future of immersive engineering Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 20, 2017 Virtual Reality (VR) is the current hot topic, but Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR) is on its way.…
HTC Vive: getting up and running Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 20, 2017 Al Dean and Greg Corke share their experiences of working with the HTC Vive and how to avoid some common…
Preview: Oculus Medium Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 16, 2017 Proving that sometimes the best things in life are free, Al Dean gives a preview of Oculus Medium, which comes…
Workstations and GPUs for VR Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 16, 2017 From mobile to desktop workstations, professional to consumer GPUs, Greg Corke gives a back to basics guide to buying hardware…
Review: Google TiltBrush Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 15, 2017 While the professional technology industry is racing to build VR ready toolsets, Google has developed a consumer focussed tool that…