Folding electric bikes to beat our cities’ future gridlock? Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 2, 2015 Ford’s new foldable electric bicycle collection, designed to compliment and fit within its more typical four-door range Two new foldable…
Desktop Factory: What’s out there and what’s coming Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 3, 2015 As well as the Roland MonoFab ARM-10 3D Printer and SRM-20 CNC Mill, what else is out there to transform…
Esteco collaborative optimisation tools at work for Ford Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 4, 2015 The latest generation of Ford cars looks set to benefit from optimisation enabled by Esteco’s software Ford has adopted Esteco’s…
New UK university looks to give boost to engineering skills Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 6, 2015 A rather dull rendering of how the new campus is expected to look. Nobody is checking their phones, which makes…
Onshape Beta goes live – Start your engines Posted by Al Dean - March 9, 2015 Ready for some browser-based 3D modelling and collaboration fun? Onshape is… Are you? Today, perhaps one of the most talked…
Engineering education for non-engineers Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 10, 2015 A 3D printer can be a powerful machine to have in an educational workshop as long as that workshop also…
Onshape – game on Posted by DEVELOP3D - April 1, 2015 Al Dean talks to the team behind Onshape and looks at what the future holds with the hottest 3D design…
3DP Unlimited takes large scale FDM 3D printing to masses with $400-a-month rental scheme Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 29, 2015 A big build area, heated print bed and a wide range of cheap as chips materials make the 3DP1000 an…
Review: Autodesk Fusion 360 Q1 Posted by DEVELOP3D - May 7, 2015 It's been a good few months since we last took a look at Autodesk's Fusion 360 offering. With a burgeoning…
Hand-built products Posted by DEVELOP3D - May 8, 2015 This month Tanya Weaver takes a look at three very different products that are all designed and hand-built in the…