Dell Precision M3800: materials R&D for the world’s thinnest mobile workstation
The Dell M3800 achieves its soft touch finish with a 0.5mm layer of silicone overmoulded on top of a lightweight…
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Materials, IP and collaboration: International Conference for Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing
The three key topics this year were IP, collaboration and materials The 9th International Conference for Additive Manufacturing and 3D…
A peek inside Dell’s Precision Workstation labs
In an eye-opening visit to Dell's headquarters in Round Rock, Texas, Greg Corke discovers some of the hidden lengths the…
Greenpeace: Apple shows glimpse of greener future
Apple products are now classed by Greenpeace as being some of the greenest around… pun intended It’s not the Apple…
The storm clouds on the horizon
Tom Kurke, knows a thing or two about 3D content creation often posting views on his website 3dsolver.com. Here, the…
Tebis 3.5 for design
Tebis is rare amongst software applications for design, doing things that more mainstream offerings simply do not. Al Dean investigates…
Is ‘reshoring’ really happening?
Product design consultancies are all too familiar with dealing with manufacturers in the Far East. However, Tanya Weaver wonders whether…
First Look: Ansys 16 offers major advancements across its entire simulation portfolio
Ansys 16 offers the ability to prepare designs for the Internet of Things through serious simulation work – including electromagnetic…
Bright sparks: revolutionary rotary engines for UAVs
Small British company Rotron has set the ambitious goal of becoming the Rolls Royce of UAV propulsion systems. Tanya Weaver…
So vein! Design gets under the skin to help with blood tests
With over 1 billion IVs inserted into patients each year, finding a vein the first time makes a huge benefit…
