MicroTAS 2020 – Paper
We’ve had an extended abstract published and poster presented at MicroTAS 2020 that demonstrates a proof-of-concept for a negligble cost, open-source micorfluidic device fabrication process using desktop 3D printers.
Prototwinning
Prototwinning In all engineering disciplines a combination of digital and physical models is necessary to support the progression of the design process, […]
Material Extrusion: An Introduction
Harry has put together a video introducing material extrusion at a beginner level as part of Project Clean Access. The aim of […]
Project Clean Access has been funded!
We’re pleased to say we’ve been funded by the Royal Academy of Engineering and are now in a position to officially launch […]
New Clean Access Challenges Open!
Today we have opened four new clean access challenges that are open for submissions now: Clean Access Challenge 3: Hot Desking in […]
Clean Access Challenge 5: Contact Free Cash
Problem Money, in the form of both notes and coins, provides contact surfaces that can be shared by many people in a […]
Clean Access Challenge 6: Shared Toilets
Problem As our schools, universities, offices and workplaces are adapted to life with coronavirus, facilities such as bathrooms will also need to […]
Design 2020 Papers Published
The DMF lab has had three papers published today in the proceedings of Design 2020. Though the conference has been delayed due […]
CAD Variability: an overview.
I have been working on justifying the need for refactoring in CAD models. The results of this analysis will be presented at […]
New journal paper: Model-Based Information Navigation for Engineering Documents
I’ve finally gotten around to publishing my PhD work in the Computers in Industry journal: https://authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S0166361520304887 Model-based information navigation provides a three-dimensional […]