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…
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…
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…
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.…
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,…
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…
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…
Meshless Computational Fluid Dynamics – Feedback Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 25, 2012 In a previous article, Karalit’s Marco Mulas explained the benefits the immersed boundary (IB) approach to Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD).…
Wonder wall Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 17, 2012 With its long term aim of having a completely virtual product lifecycle, adidas has been working with RTT on the…
Smaller engines and clever engineering will have a bigger impact on design Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 16, 2012 The new EcoBoost engine is powerful enough for racing, but economical enough for a family car Design has always sped…