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UK government boost to 3D printing a step in the right direction, but could they go further?

Posted by Tanya Weaver - June 7, 2013

Business Secretary Vince Cable has announced a £14.7 million investment, delivered through the Technology Strategy Board and Research Councils, to…

Bright young things

Posted by DEVELOP3D - June 17, 2013

Eight initiatives aimed at getting young people who are still at school excited by a career in engineering

3D printed cars racing at the Scalextric 4 Schools final

Posted by Tanya Weaver - June 17, 2013

Yesterday saw the final of the Scalextric 4 Schools challenge, a PTC initiative that challenges middle and high school children…

Autodesk and Adobe’s cloud-based subscription models

Posted by DEVELOP3D - June 18, 2013

Once again, it would appear to be the software firms, rather than the customers, who are getting the better deal…

New Designers 2013 preview

Posted by DEVELOP3D - June 24, 2013

For two weeks in June and July, the annual New Designers exhibition will be bringing together over 3,000 design graduates…

Additive Manufacturing Conference UK

Posted by Stephen Holmes - July 18, 2013

Last week we were happily invited along to the Additive Manufacturing & 3D Printing International Conference, held in Nottingham. Attended…

SIGGRAPH 2013 #3: Immersive heads to the mainstream

Posted by Bob Cramblitt - July 24, 2013

The zSpace holographic display system showcased applications from companies such as TechViz, CEI (EnSight), Siemens PLM (Teamcenter) and Lumisaphe Immersive…

Women in engineering

Posted by DEVELOP3D - July 24, 2013

Tanya Weaver is on a mission to champion female engineers. She discovers what initiatives and schemes are helping to encourage…

Inspiring young people to take up engineering

Posted by DEVELOP3D - July 25, 2013

We need to inspire more young people to pursue a career in engineering. Tanya Weaver thinks that one way of…

3D printing sets sail with the Bucaneer

Posted by Oli Smith - July 31, 2013

The ocean of thinkers and tinkerers whose talents could do so much more if they had access to affordable and…