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Wednesday, 09 March 2011 01:01
The 2D Trifecta is Complete DraftSight for Linux Now Available
Three different versions of a free 2D CAD program made for three different operating systems, doesn’t exactly make a program 3D, but times are lean and we’ll take what we can get. If you’ve been gnawing the meaty bone of Windows or Mac OS hankering for the fatty goodness of open source drafting, you’r 2D [...]
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Design Engineering
Friday, 11 March 2011 16:39
The Eco Easy Button and the Design Crew Serving Up the Cool
There are times in life where you think up a design, so simple, so magnificent, it could change the properties OF THE UNIVERSE ITSELF… and then suck everyone into an awesome design crushing vortex. However, if one takes the power of that idea, shares it with some friends and enters it into the Staples Eco [...]
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Design Engineering
Friday, 11 March 2011 16:39
The Eco Easy Button and the Design Crew Serving Up the Cool
There are times in life where you think up a design, so simple, so magnificent, it could change the properties OF THE UNIVERSE ITSELF… and then suck everyone into an awesome design crushing vortex. However, if one takes the power of that idea, shares it with some friends and enters it into the Staples Eco [...]
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Design Engineering
Friday, 11 March 2011 16:39
The Eco Easy Button and the Design Crew Serving Up the Cool
There are times in life where you think up a design, so simple, so magnificent, it could change the properties OF THE UNIVERSE ITSELF… and then suck everyone into an awesome design crushing vortex. However, if one takes the power of that idea, shares it with some friends and enters it into the Staples Eco [...]
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Design Engineering
Monday, 14 March 2011 15:43
Luxology Puts the Smack in the New Package Design PACK
Oh the joys of being able to put ‘Smack’ in a headline and having it actually rhyme. Don’t forget this day folks. DON’T FORGET IT. Not for the reason of rhyme, but for the very reason that Luxology, has automated package design ecology, and is crackin’ render scenes with no apology. Check the tech-nology. Package [...]
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Design Engineering
Monday, 14 March 2011 15:43
Luxology Puts the Smack in the New Package Design PACK
Oh the joys of being able to put ‘Smack’ in a headline and having it actually rhyme. Don’t forget this day folks. DON’T FORGET IT. Not for the reason of rhyme, but for the very reason that Luxology, has automated package design ecology, and is crackin’ render scenes with no apology. Check the tech-nology. Package [...]
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Design Engineering
Tuesday, 15 March 2011 11:23
Addressing the Direct Modeling Confusion Siemens first at bat
When you think of modeling, you may think of features used when creating 3D geometry… or you may think of your days as a elbow model for L.L. Bean. You sexy beast. Either way, there’s a process and a need for both. In the case of 3D modeling, the process is dependent on what you [...]
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Design Engineering
Tuesday, 15 March 2011 16:46
The 3D Free-Space Modeling Future Created by a Single Person
You may have just shaken the dust of an old set of gloves, slipped into a memory of days gone by. Days spent hitting your brother after hogging all the Nintendo playing action with your new Power Glove. “IT’S MY TURN!” No, not until I beat this dragon… WITH MY FIST!! That’s right. You were [...]
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Design Engineering
Thursday, 17 March 2011 15:42
Solowheel The Electric Self-Balancing Unicycle Revolution Begins
First of all, I’m all for getting rid of legs. They’re way too convenient. As movies like Return to Oz will forever attest (cue creepy video clip), wheels are much more efficient. Self-balancing wheels… even more so. Product development company Inventist is bringing on the self-balancing, single wheel revolución. They’re doing it all with a [...]
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Design Engineering
Monday, 21 March 2011 12:57
TsElements for SolidWorks The Age of T-Splines Surfacing is Upon Us
Back in January, just prior to SolidWorks World, you may have heard rumblings about T-Splines for SolidWorks. Well, those rumblings are actually magical jolts of surfacing joy hitting you straight in the eye. There’s a bit of a catch, but there’s a bit of a glimpse (and hope) of what is to come. With the [...]
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Solidworks
