City slickers
Getting around and between cities has never been faster or more convenient as Stephen Holmes finds out
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Winners of the Bloodhound SSC Steering Wheel challenge
At the recent Product Innovation Congress in Berlin, the jury of the GrabCAD challenge, to design a possible steering wheel…
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DEVELOP3D Live 2013
If you love design technology, you will love DEVELOP3D LIVE 2013. Come and join the editorial team for a rare…
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Are the UK’s creative industries valued, and is industrial design a part of this?
Are you a designer, engineer or somewhere in-between? Last week saw the launch of Create Britain, an initiative to support…
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New Santa Cruz trail bike – 20 years in the making
The new Santa Cruz Bronson with its 150mm frame and 650b wheels (27.5 inches) is certainly a looker. From afar,…
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Flight of the RoboBee: Robotic insects
In a lab at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, a RoboBee achieves vertical takeoff, hovering and steering.…
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Inspiring young people to take up engineering
We need to inspire more young people to pursue a career in engineering. Tanya Weaver thinks that one way of…
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A machine that filters sweat into clean drinking water
UNICEF and a youth soccer tournament have collaborated to develop the sweat machine: a machine that extracts sweat from clothes,…
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“Engineering can boom”: James Dyson rails against focus on the ‘silicon sector’
James Dyson’s Foundation is part of his own push to encourage engineering among young people James Dyson has spoken out…
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Dassault Systemes acquires Safe Technology: why it makes sense
Well, we’ve just done a motorcycle issue – and Harley is an fe-safe user News came out yesterday that Dassault…
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