Peloton – Setting A New Pace Posted by Tanya Weaver - March 7, 2019 Peloton is a fitness equipment company offering a socially connected, at home workout experience, as Tanya Weaver reports
Microsoft launches HoloLens 2 to enhance mixed reality Posted by Greg Corke - February 26, 2019 HoloLens 2 is glasses-friendly, and you can flip up the visor so you can switch tasks easily This week at…
Sanneng cooks up hot bakeware designs with Solid Edge Posted by DEVELOP3D - February 19, 2019 Taiwan-based Sanneng is using Solid Edge from Siemens PLM Software in order to become an even hotter brand in baking…
Laing O’Rourke bridges the data gap with DriveWorks Posted by Develop 3D - February 18, 2019 By digitising the design of bridges, a research consortium led by Laing O'Rourke is aiming to significantly reduce construction times…
Onshape Q1 2019 Review Posted by Al Dean - February 12, 2019 Onshape has spent the last year adapting its offering to address the enterprise market. Al Dean reports on how the…
Workstations for workflows Posted by Greg Corke - February 11, 2019 A workstation for 3D CAD is very different to one tuned for real-time visualisation or VR. Greg Corke looks at…
Samsung Portable SSD X5 Review Posted by Greg Corke - January 29, 2019 Samsung's new Thunderbolt 3 SSD sets the portable drive free from the shackles of USB, writes Greg Corke
Ansys to acquire material data management wizards, Granta Design Posted by Al Dean - January 24, 2019 Ansys has just announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire material selection specialists, Granta Design. For those working…
SolidWorks 2019 – getting more out of your GPU Posted by Greg Corke - January 23, 2019 SolidWorks 2019 includes a brand new graphics engine based on the modern OpenGL 4.5 graphics API. Greg Corke explores how…
Solidscape reappears with new desktop DLP 3D Printer Posted by Stephen Holmes - January 16, 2019 When Prodways picked up established lost wax casting 3D printer company Solidscape from Stratasys midway through last year, few were…