3D printers are becoming an essential tool in the workflows of many businesses and industries. The technology is evolving fast and it is now possible to 3D print objects which were unheard of 10 years ago. 3D printing is becoming the largest disruptive technology shift since the internet. It is fascinating to see where the technology will take us in the future and it’s definitely something to look forward to. Keep reading as we answer the 8 most frequently asked 3D printing questions.

When it comes to choosing which Markforged composite 3D printer will suit your requirements and budget, the choices are Desktop and Industrial. On paper, the printers are very similar in features and deciding which one can be confusing.

With Construction and Manufacturing converging, the collaboration in design between Architects, Builders, Manufacturers and Fabricators have become more important than ever. In this article we explore the link between Autodesk Revit and Inventor to show how models and drawings can work together from the two systems.

To those who are new to 3D printing, distinguishing and understanding the various 3D printing technologies, processes and materials available can be an initial challenge. You may be wondering which 3D printing technology can my business use?

For the purpose of this blog we will cover the implementation of a CDE for the Preliminary and Detailed design phases of a project.

Vault 2020 features an enhanced user experience, wider administrative controls, and extended project collaboration along with design re-use capabilities and optimised documentation, which helps to focus on value-added work and increased productivity.

In this blog, we will tackle the different features of BIM 360 Docs and why we need to include this in our project workflow.

Keeping your workflow as efficient as possible just sounds too much especially that you have a lot in your plate. Attend coordination meetings, Review shopdrawings, Design projects. Oh, and did I forget that you also need to draft the design you came up with?

Over the course of 3.5 million years – we’ve created tools that have helped us create our world. While those tools have allowed us to do more and made more things possible, they’ve not only defined our aesthetic but also limited our imagination – until Generative Design was introduced.

AutoCAD is one of the most popular and longest standing CAD systems in the market today. It was released initially in 1982 and still is used widely across many disciplines, including Mechanical, Civil, Electrical and Architectural to name a few. Many companies use it solely as a 2D drafting system, however it is much more than that.