P&G creates first recyclable shampoo bottle from beach plastic Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 20, 2017 The project will use 2,600 tons of recycled plastic every year Head & Shoulders will produce the world’s first recyclable…
Q&A – Generating ideas in VR with Gravity Sketch Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 17, 2017 DEVELOP3D met up with Gravity Sketch to find out more about the future of VR in design, and its plans…
Adobe Project Felix integrates V-Ray into Creative Cloud Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 16, 2017 Adobe states that Project Felix means ‘You don’t have to be a 3D expert to incorporate 3D techniques into your…
Fine print Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 16, 2017 Shrinking down a 10.5 metre tall Siemens gas turbine to just 40cm and then adapting it for 3D printing isn't…
CEL looks to make distributed manufacturing a reality with Robox Root, Tree and Mote Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 16, 2017 CEL’s Robox line is aiming to become a platform for distributed manufacturing, with three new additions hoping to let users…
Retooling the supply chain for the US presidency Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 13, 2017 Following the recent US election, Sarah Krasley asks how the supply chain will need to retool for the Trump presidency…
Q&A – Lattice design software for 3D printing with nTopology Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 12, 2017 We talk to VP of product at nTopology about its lattice design software that allows users to optimise parts for…
Prototype helping ExoMars rover to tackle terrain Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 11, 2017 The ExoMars rover is set to land on the red planet in 2021 Sending a planetary landing craft to Mars…
Review: Autodesk Fusion 360 – Q4 2016 Posted by Al Dean - January 9, 2017 It's been nearly 12 months since we last caught up with all things Fusion 360. Al Dean takes a look…
Formlabs celebrates its ceramics at CES Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 9, 2017 Formlabs has announced its latest resin for 3D printing ceramic parts, allowing the creation of structures and complex geometries not…