John Edmark is normally a design lecturer at Stanford, but his inspiration force him to be an inventor/designer/artist pursuing everything from photography to motion graphics to geometry, and his educational courses cover everything from design fundamentals, product design, chair design, paper as a sculptural …
When Henry Ford used the assembly line production in the automotive industry, we were “light years” from printing a car. But now we are there, both scary and fantastic! What comes next in the future of product development? The Local Motors had made a car using 3D-printing that will speed-up and …
A couple of days ago I met mr. Olaf Diegel, the new professor in Machine Design, at Department of Design Sciences, Faculty of Engineering LTH at Lund University in Sweden. With only three months in Sweden there is still much to figure out for a professor – not only the difficult Swedish language. But here we …
Researchers from University of Sheffield has discovered a new approach to make 3D printed parts lighter and stronger, and that also will make 3D printing faster and more economical. The automotive and aerospace industries are the first to benefit from this innovation together with the sports footwear …
