Paxman perplexed and the Industrial Revolution that isn’t quite Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 30, 2012 Paxman begrudgingly learns about 3D printing, while the Industrial Revolution stands up for itself From my grubby bedsit somewhere in…
Shoot the bubble Posted by DEVELOP3D - November 6, 2012 It has taken inventor Tom Lawton more than ten years to bring his BubbleScope 360° imaging device to market. Tanya…
Old guard vs the new in 3D printing Posted by DEVELOP3D - November 8, 2012 The 3D printing industry is moving in very mysterious ways. As new entrants deliver more cost effective and capable tech,…
A ‘pink’ construction toy to inspire young girls into engineering Posted by Tanya Weaver - November 13, 2012 There is a new toy in town and although it’s pink and cute it’s underlying principles are not traditionally girlie.…
i GET IT training Posted by DEVELOP3D - November 22, 2012 For many users, training only happens when they first start using a CAD tool, with updates and further learning often…
My new Ford… kind of Posted by Stephen Holmes - December 5, 2012 Those nice people at Ford have been at it again, showing off their design and engineering prowess with the launch…
The year ahead: #3 Tom Lawton Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 15, 2013 We asked 13 movers, shakers and thinkers from different industry sectors what they reckon the big trends, developments and challenges…
The year ahead: #4 Andrew Hirst Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 16, 2013 We asked 13 movers, shakers and thinkers from different industry sectors what they reckon the big trends, developments and challenges…
Dress for success at Paris Fashion Week Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 22, 2013 Objet… no… hang on… Stratasys looked on as the latest groundbreaking creations using its 3D printers took to the catwalk…
Need for speed Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 23, 2013 Brian Coombs bought an old replica Ford GT40 as a kit car some years ago. Now, with help from a…