News AutoCAD for the Mac goes official… at last Posted by Al Dean - August 31, 2010 Quirky: The UK PR team sent us this little beauty – no use for drawing CAD models, but part of… Read More
News Autodesk to release Inventor Publisher Mobile Posted by Al Dean - September 20, 2010 We’ve been talking Inventor Publisher for sometime, since getting a quick look at it at Autodesk University last year. Providing… Read More
Product Design What’s the deal with 2D software? Posted by DEVELOP3D - September 29, 2010 We all recognise that CAD software isn’t cheap, especially our 3D tools. But the complete opposite appears to be happening… Read More
Product Design Design forecast: CAD in the cloud Posted by Martyn Day - October 12, 2010 Without the design and engineering community really asking for it, we appear to be on the cusp of a major… Read More
Manufacturing Martyn Day sees good times ahead Posted by DEVELOP3D - January 20, 2011 2010 has been an interesting year for product development. Martyn Day takes a whistle stop tour of the last twelve… Read More
News What exactly do you get out of ‘Labs’ technology? Posted by Greg Corke - February 9, 2011 Activity on Autodesk’s Labs site had a big increase last year Autodesk’s recent news that its Labs Website has experienced… Read More
News Autodesk to acquire Blue Ridge Numerics for CFD technology Posted by Al Dean - February 17, 2011 Big news today, and something I’ve been expecting for a while. Autodesk has announced that it intends to acquire Blue… Read More
News Granta + Autodesk team up for green design and materials selection & interview with Sarah Krasley Posted by Al Dean - February 23, 2011 Image courtesy of the Lego Group This is something I’ve been meaning to post for quite a while and for… Read More
Product Design IT standards – shake it up! Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 7, 2011 When developing new IT standards, a committee-based approach is important for the greater good, but having multiple competing standards can… Read More
Product Design Software bundles – stack’em high and sell’em low Posted by DEVELOP3D - March 28, 2011 Stack it high and sell it low’ is one way of shifting software. Following the success of bundles like Microsoft… Read More