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The shape of things to come
If Formula 1 drivers can have their seats personally moulded to fit their body shapes, why not the rest of us? Tom Shelley reports |
10/04/2008
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Bin actually holds its contents
The solution to last month’s Coffee Time Challenge – on a bin that actually holds its contents – comes from Needham, Massachusetts |
09/04/2008
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Remapping the world of design
Designing, simulating and mapping the results of tests into the same CAD model in the same environment is now a reality. Tom Shelley reports |
13/03/2008
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Information drive
Tom Shelley goes through the highlights of the free seminar programme at the forthcoming Drives and Controls show in April |
13/03/2008
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Teamwork makes for tasty results
Several design teams, working across the United States, have joined forces to develop a revolutionary fast food machine. Tom Shelley reports |
08/02/2008
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Formula Won with optimal aerodynamics
One of the biggest areas of endeavour in motorsport is improving aerodynamics, which is also key to success in many other industries. Tom Shelley reports |
29/01/2008
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Software alternative to amputation
Software is key to the design and manufacture of custom-made bone and joint implants for patients with tumours and major bone loss at Isiqu Orthopaedics near Cape Town, South A |
29/01/2008
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Automatic digitisation
A Cambridge spin-out company is looking to exploit a technique that generates automatic 3D models from digital photographs |
29/01/2008
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3D CAD’s warm embrace
Tom Shelley reports on some dramatic business benefits achieved by 3D CAD users and new capabilities in the latest versions of software |
28/01/2008
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Why Triz is a whizz
Tom Shelley reports on recent developments in Triz, and why every company that designs new products needs to be aware of them |
28/01/2008
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Speed control boosts energy output
A study of the underlying physics and implementation of simple control can greatly enhance machine efficiency, as Tom Shelley discovers |
17/12/2007
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Dynamic new look for the F1 fliers
Advances in the usage of computational fluid dynamics are enabling one FI racing team to improve the design of its cars, as Julie Bieles discovers |
05/11/2007
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New fizz behind Triz
Tom Shelley reports on two recent novel applications of the Triz method of problem solving |
24/09/2007
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Holding the press
Tom Shelley reports on a sheet metal forming technique that does away with the need for press tools |
13/08/2007
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Parts prove a whole new business
Reverse engineering of obsolete parts has lifted one business into a whole new dimension – aerospace and beyond – as Tom Shelley discovers |
13/08/2007
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Winning with 3D
When one of the country’s most successful motorsport teams switched to 3D, it accelerated design choice to new levels |
13/08/2007
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Fire for the future
Tom Shelley reports on how sensing and control is saving fuel and improving efficiency in boilers and combustion |
13/08/2007
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CAD with intelligence
The most obvious attributes of SolidWorks 2008 and CosmosWorks are the amount of artificial intelligence built in to help users |
13/08/2007
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