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Rapid prototype for the masses

Monday 18 August 2008

NETHERLANDS firm Shapeways has expanded the concept of rapid manufacture beyond its traditional use in industrial design.


Rapid prototyping the Olympic “Water Cube”

Wednesday 06 August 2008

AUSTRALIAN rapid prototyping company ARRK has revealed its part in the design stages of the Beijing National Aquatics Centre, better known as the “Water Cube”.


Cordless soldering iron protects industrial IT equipment

Friday 01 August 2008

RS COMPONENTS is distributing a cordless soldering iron which is said to mitigate the risk of sparks and flames.


PartMaker upgrade sees efficiency improvements

Tuesday 22 July 2008

DELCAM has launched version 8.6 of its PartMaker family of software, for programming turn-mill equipment and Swiss-type lathes, plus supporting software for milling, turning and wire electrical discharge machining (EDM).


Snake robot to maintain pipes

Thursday 26 June 2008

NORWAY-based Sintef Group says it is designing a snake-based robot to inspect and clean industrial pipe systems.


Wireless module puts devices on the network

Monday 16 June 2008

ARCH ROCK has released a module allowing original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and system integrators to embed its wireless sensor network (WSN) technology into their products.


Plastic company installs CNC

Thursday 01 May 2008

ALLPLASTICS has installed a computer numerical controlled centre lathe with counter-spindle and driven tools at its facility, allowing for complex complete machining.


Rugged programmable encoders

Monday 14 April 2008

TURCK has released new rugged and high-resolution encoders which have die-cast housings, resistance to humidity and moisture, and are suited for outdoor use.


Next version of PartMaker to be unveiled

Tuesday 01 April 2008

DELCAM is set to release more information on its PartMaker computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) system on 20 May 2008.


Electrical control and management systems

Friday 29 February 2008

CLIPSAL Integrated Systems has released a range of C-Bus control and management systems and C-Bus wireless systems for controlling lighting and electrical services such as audio-visual devices, pumps and motors.


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