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The argument for going to 3D from 2D packages still seems to be out there but it is somewhat less forceful than it was. Justin Cunningham reports  07/04/2009  Actuator goes non linear The actuator that was deliberately badly designed in order to find improvements. Tom Shelley makes sense of the project  07/04/2009  Ancient warrior brought back to life Tom Shelley explains how rapid prototyping is being used to recreate a treasure from the past  13/03/2009  Bubble tracking Tom Shelley reports on a development in wind tunnel monitoring with significant results  13/03/2009  Mouse based mannequin enhances virtual heart Tom Shelley reports on an amazing and potentially life saving application of animated computer graphics for the medical market  17/02/2009  3D simulation solves crimes and accidents Tom Shelley reports on the growing application of 3D CAD to engineering and human forensics  17/02/2009  Free and easy Dassault Systèmes is embarked on an all-out drive to widen and extend its presence in the design and development space. Tom Shelley reports  19/01/2009  Graphics on speed A graphics chip, modified for non-graphics applications, could see the advent of cheaper computing power. Lou Reade reports  19/01/2009  Lightning goes electric When an established gas-guzzling sports car goes electric, it involves more than simply putting a new engine under the bonnet. Lou Reade reports  10/12/2008  Flying high Tom Shelley reports on a particulary complicated multinational development in aerospace, only possible with the help of IT  14/11/2008  Simulated improvement Design software programs are complex to use and do not talk to one another – but a new project aims to change this. Lou Reade reports  10/10/2008  Where art modelling and engineering embrace There is a growing convergence between artistic modelling packages and CAD, accentuating their increasing usefulness in engineering design. Tom Shelley reports  10/10/2008  Net gains Designers can access a broad range of software programs – and link their results together automatically – using a revolutionary ‘leasing’ arrangement. Lou Reade reports  15/09/2008  3D printer uses recycled paper A 3D printer that uses plain or recycled A4 paper and water-based adhesive has been developed in Ireland and is to be launched at TCT 2008  15/09/2008  Olympian efforts Lou Reade reports on some of the technologies that are helping elite athletes to boost their performances – and increase their chances of winning medals – at the Olympic Games  18/08/2008  Fast lessons take to the air There are big advantages to be gained from using PLM in motorsport. And now aerospace looks set to do the same, as Tom Shelley explains  18/08/2008  Doing it faster Tom Shelley looks at some of the innovations in rapid product development and manufacturing to be showcased this autumn  18/08/2008  Distributed PLM takes to the web Dassault’s Enovia-branded PLM products are being increasingly integrated, packaged for vertical markets and graphically equipped for web collaboration. Tom Shelley reports  14/07/2008  Building a better route to green energy CFD software is proving essential in developing a novel type of wind turbine that shows much promise. Tom Shelley reports  19/06/2008  Flash the cache Tom Shelley reports on how collaboration technology could be enhanced by Adobe’s acquisition of Macromedia  19/06/2008  Software dummy models whiplash A new finite element model of a human dummy should enable car designers reduce the risk of whiplash injuries  23/05/2008  Making light work of LED design US company Dialight is using Flomerics EFD.Pro CFD software, embedded in Pro/Engineer Wildfire, to solve heat dissipation problems  23/05/2008    Showing 1 to 25 out of 189 results	Services    Reader Enquiry Service  Digital versions  Subscribe for e-zine   Sponsored Links     MCS IT Forum A series of informal manufacturing IT roundtables, aimed at project teams concerned with implementing, rolling-out, revitalising IT systems

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