If you really, I mean truly, desire the best Rhino training and tutorials, you’ve got no better choice than cadjunkie. (And I actually thought that before SolidSmack teamed up with them.) The new Tip o’ the Horn series by Scott Schneider (who we interview on EngineerVsDesigner) is live and half-way through the series bringing you fresh level 1 techniques on the Rhino 5 3d modeling software. Techniques you may not have known about before.
Clothing, the oldest form of technology, and mobile phones, the most advanced form of technology… brought together. The Glove One by Brian Cera is part-glove, part-phone, part audacity, and all awesome. Tony Stark called – he wants his glove back. Brian is a native of Milwaukee, WI, self-described as an artist, designer and maker who dabbles in electronics and interactive installations the likes you’ve never seen. So, why did he create a phone you can wear as a glove?
Once Poppero had entered the wooded clearing, the thundering clouds rolled atop the trees, the shadows falling to the ground between the wind and golden leaves. Nothing stopped the ground from splitting, opening the rooted layers, reveling the tendrils frozen by these links. Rodrigo Enrique Luff – His moleskin sketchbook pieces (as well as his…
The Internets is about to become much more active with 3D viewing of your exported 3D data. Sunglass.io has just announced the release of plugins to import your models into the web-based collaboration and CAD-app platform. There are a set of plugins available for SolidWorks, Rhino, Processing and SketchUp along with direct integration of both Dropbox and Box.
A spacesuit, a pocket TV and a 3D Printer. What do these three things have in common? They’re all part of this week’s crowdfunding round-up and every bit of cool. While many Kickstarter project revolve around the arts and film industry, we like to feature the tech finds that are making Kickstarter a perfect place to get your idea off the ground and provide a little inspiration to boot. Here’s what we came across this week.