If beautifully ornate, 3D Printed skulls scare you, turn away, TURN AWAY NOW! You’ve been warned. If you listen to the EvD podcast, you know I have a Kickstarter addiction (hey, the first step to healing is admitting.) It’s exactly because of incredibly cool ideas like Crania Anatomica Filigre by Joshua Harker that are changing how artist work and how they’re able to present their ideas. Here’s a look into the project and the process Josh uses.
Engadget’s Sharif Sakr spent some hands on time with Wacom’s newest two products the Cintiq 24HD and the Inkling. If you’ve got a space of 15 minutes, you can watch videos and demos with a Wacom rep after the break. After reviewing the info available on both of these products, these are the most notable things that haven’t been dredge up previously.
This week, TechCrunch Disrupt is showcasing new start-ups and emerging technologies that are bound to make a few of your face pores foam. Out of all of them though, none are making the impact that Bitcasa could. Infinite storage. However, there are two aspects to their technology even more interesting than mass amounts of storage and that’s how they’re dealing with the skeptical sentiments of duplication and cloud storage security. Here’s how they’re set to sweep us into the sky.
The SolidSmack Awesome Sauce Design contest is tearing full speed ahead with over 70 entries already. From submarines to furnitures, motorcycles and concept cars it’s a wonderful array of creative ideas . You can see all the entries here and get all the details for the contest here. However, if clicking that frightens you and you would like the quick and simple entry instructions, just see below. The last day to enter is Friday, September 23rd. Winners will be announced the following Friday, September 30th. Enter as many designs as you like and good luck!
Who woulda thought that September would arrive, we’d begin prepping our Mason jars for the winter pickling and SolidWorks 2012 would be released to the early adopting hoards of SolidWorks users. Like many thing that come with a change of season, SolidWorks has fermented this release with tools taunted at SolidWorks Worlds of year’s gone past. Tools that go beyond modeling alone. You won’t see any massive shift to cloud based design, new OS support or a platform independent version, but you will get an increasingly utilitarian tool set good enough for machine design and product design alike. Here’s a quick look at what SolidWorks is packin’ into the pickle jar this year and how it’s set up to bring some sweet optimization to your current workflow.