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Stereoscopic 3D in your pocket, in your life
The next revolution on mobile phones has already begun. By Jon Peddie Seeing double will be the next big thing ...
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PTC releases free Creo Sketch
Designed for rapid capture of design alternatives, Creo Sketch’s defining characteristics are its compatibility with the Creo line and its ...
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Seeking real ROI in a new workstation
The workstation benchmark plays a limited role when deciding how to upgrade. By Alex Herrera When it comes to marketing ...
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Will engineers be creators or facilitators in the mass customization era?
Futurist Brian Seitz wonders; will the democratization of design fundamentally change the role of engineering? By Brian Seitz The engineering ...
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Creo 1.0: More evolutionary than revolutionary
Steve Wolfe takes a close look at the new Creo line of CAD applications from PTC, answering the questions he ...
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WebGL: kill it before it grows?
The recent suggestion that WebGL 1.0 has security holes launches the wrong set of fears. Jon Peddie takes a closer ...
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Book Review: In “Shaping Things” the Spime’s the Thing
Bruce Sterling has drawn the roadmap to the future of manufacturing, where digital modeling and 3D printing morph into Arfid ...
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Mass Customization, the 3D-literate consumer and the future of engineering software
What happens when everyone is a maker? By Randall S. Newton For years, those of us who are paid to ...
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SMBs and the rise of global product development
For several years debate has raged in product development over the benefits vs. drawbacks of outsourcing and/or offshoring. This article ...
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PTC delivers; now it’s up to the users
The message at PlanetPTC Live this week has been about the all-new PTC, ready to shake up manufacturing automation. Is ...
