Autodesk to acquire NetFabb
If you’ve ever done anything with an STL file, chances are you’ve come across NetFabb, a German company that has…
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Consumers and manufacturers agree on recycling, IoT and privacy, but not always on the ‘how’
Survey results from Autodesk have found that consumers and manufacturers agree on the value of product recyclability, privacy and Internet-connectivity,…
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Metals 3D Printing: Software
3D printing with metals brings up all manner of opportunities to change how things are produced. What software options are…
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Sub-£1,000 robot MakerArm plotting a course on Kickstarter
Multi-tasking robot of your dreams? Desktop automation from MakerArm This low-cost robotic arm is a multitasking marvel on a desktop…
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How design has to change for metals 3D printing
We ask four industry thought leaders how they think design needs to change in order to take full advantage of…
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Autodesk pushes Inventor 2016 R2 update
Autodesk is integrating its browser-based ForceEffect (also on the iPad) directly into Inventor Looks like Autodesk is making a bit…
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Autodesk launches Project Leopard: Fusion 360 in the browser
The Fusion in the browser UI. Some differences to the client-based Fusion, but it’s pretty similar – also worth noting…
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Review: Autodesk VRED 2016
Two years after acquisition by Autodesk, how are VRED's high-end visualisation tools shaping up? Al Dean reviews what's changed since…
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DEVELOP3D at Autodesk University 2015
From Tuesday next week DEVELOP3D will be live from Las Vegas as we bring you all the news, interviews and…
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AU2015 – Day One
Welcome to our live blog from the opening day of Autodesk University 2015, the software giant’s user event for its…
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