I abhor oversize images of cuddly cats as much as the next person, so having them on a 155″ OLED display doesn’t do much for me. However, having the option of taking that 155″ display and turning it into a 155,000 bajillion inch OLED display of a cuddly cat is a whole different story.

Last week at CEATAC, Mitsubishi put other display manufacturers bragging about viewing size to shame with their modular OLED display system. Made up of 4″x4″ squares of visual organic beauty, the display could feasibly be made to span the most unreasonable of height and length.

Salut! There’s no running directly into walls here! It has to be done with a purpose, with… finesse. Now, hunker that head, raise those eyebrow, prepare yourself for battle position! … and these links. Neil Blevins – I Blevins you. I blevins you with CG environments that will tear a hole through your imagination. Lessons…

Strap on your chaps, slide on your shades, and assume the motorcycle rider position as your co-workers push you around the office. All custom bike heeeeeck is about to break loose.

Wild West Motors, outfitter of wicked custom motorcycles, based in San Diego, California, has decided to replace SolidWorks with AutoDesk Inventor. Why? They just so happen to use some other AutoDesk products. Was it a good decision? Is it a column knocked from the SolidWorks cool customer foundation? Read on.

Do you remember the Audi R8 Surfacing video? The preview of how to model it in SolidWorks? If the fact that it wasn’t actually available then was enough to taunt you into joy-filled rage, you can wipe those frustrated tears. It’s here.

Daniel Lavoie has put the entire process together. 14 hours and 20 minutes of his SolidWorks surfacing knowledge. He’s got a little deal worked up for ya, and here on SolidSmack we have a link to it and 45 screen shots of what you’ll see after you get the DVD in your hand.

You could put one finger on a 3D mouse, stick another finger down your throat and blast a pile of 3D geometry onto any screen of any time-saving product development program with ease.

However, it’s still just a pile, perhaps a well thought out pile, but still, a pile… on a screen. It’s a conversation waiting for a reply four days later via email. It happens, but you’re starting to lose a few pounds from design-induced bulimia and a frustration about lengthy design efforts. It’s time we had a look at the future.