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Roly Steedman

Product innovation Researcher, SKOPE Industries Ltd
New Zealand

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    Onshape | Product Development Platform

    Submitted by: William van Beek

    Onshape Inc. develops the only product design platform that combines 3D CAD, PDM, collaboration and analytics tools in the cloud. Built from the ground up, Onshape is the industry’s first pure SaaS platform that unites robust CAD with powerful data management and collaboration tools.

    Onshape Inc. develops the only product design platform that combines 3D CAD, PDM, collaboration and analytics tools in the cloud. Built from the ground up, Onshape is the industry’s first pure SaaS platform that unites robust CAD with powerful data management and collaboration tools.

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  • "I think to say its a 'copy' of an existing design is unfair as that implies intent. The problem will be universal for anyone working in that position for any period of time, and if form-follows-function, then the solution is going to be a variation on a theme.Its more an example of 'simultaneous invention'.And who outside the US(or Japan?) are going to be familiar with Baseball gear??"
    on: Brilliant Design for Wearable Seating, for Certain Workers
  • "To be fair, it does say "Minimal Amount of Thin Plywood" and the 3 legged Ikea stool, KYRRE, is quite thick by comparison.This is closer to an Ikea BENGTHÅKAN formed plywood stool. I own a couple of these and have noticed they're susceptible to warping in the sun and feel quite 'flexy'. This design would be more rigid, but I don't imagine the extra work involved in all the cutting & gluing would be cost effective compared to forming (the longer bench seat version may be the exception)."
    on: Using a Minimal Amount of Thin Plywood to Make Sturdy Seating
  • "SNAP - my first thought when I saw it, lol"
    on: Is It Possible to Design a Friendlier-Looking Ski Mask?
  • "no, no and no. Selling an original copy of a propaganda Poster as historical item, yes. Even a repro of the poster I'd cope with. A T-shirt version is just flogging war porn merch. As to the original post - the shirt graphics are devoid of any contouring and look badly photo-shopped? who would wear a fake-dirty top anyway?"
    on: Hilarious: This Company Sells Men's Dirty-Printed Mechanics' Shirts
  • "We've done several trials of these for customers over the last 10 years and they universally lead to a drop in sales. People standing watching eventually lose the will to shop, and bystanders don't want to interrupt the viewing of others by opening the door to get product. Not to mention Content Creation Costs (digital content costs more than static signage they're used to paying for and the 30s TV ad gets old after the 100th rotation).Inventory tracking though? if they've cracked that, that's a winner."
    on: So Walgreens has Started Replacing Glass Refrigerator Doors with "Cooler Screens"
  • "No.To have "designed" was to have a purpose in mind and created an object to fulfil it.He did an Art."
    on: Industrial Designer Creates Handheld Block of Granite "Without a Predetermined Function"
  • "Although it looks like the handle and Pivot share some sheet metal, surely the most straightforward solution, originally,  would have been to offset the Handle so it wasn't under the pivot? Offset counterclockwise by 20-30deg it would put Point C in a more natural position to be thumb operated? (Apologies to the LH'ers)"
    on: We've Solved the Design Mystery of the Air Force's $1,220 Hi-Tech Coffee Mugs: The Handles are Upside Down
  • "Its always worth remembering that "Less is more" and "Just because you can, doesn't mean you should""
    on: BMW's Design Restraint Continues to Go Out the Window
  • ""..not unlike retractable sharpies which have been around for years." pfft, what? No way I'd have missed something like that ...…..*googles it and finds Top result is literally the CLOSEST stationery store to where I've worked last 14 years....*"
    on: The Marksmith: A Titanium Retractable Permanent Marker
  • "I'd second this - and suggest a beam/trammel compass for larger work"
    on: Design Student Toolbox Starter Pack
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