Petunia starter kits from ILS enable electronic design engineers to create horticultural lighting solutions in a range of wavelength combinations for plants at any stage of grow... In the first of our Engineer of Tomorrow series we caught up with Electronic and Electrical Engineering HND student and DesignSpark blogger Chelsea Back. She discusses how inter... Prototyping space and GPIO access for the popular Pi portable Last month DesignSpark turned six. Here's 6 of our favorite articles. Combining additive and subtractive manufacturing with DesignSpark Mechanical- I draw and fabricate a simple assembly consisting of laser-cut acrylic sheets and 3D printed joinin... Design with Petunia LEDs for bet... Engineer of Tomorrow - Chelsea B... Hello PROTO: the latest accessor... 6 Memorable Tech Blogs From Desi... 3D modelling for multi-mode fabr...
Design with Petunia LEDs for better, bigger harvests
Engineer of Tomorrow - Chelsea Back
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6 Memorable Tech Blogs From DesignSpark.com
3D modelling for multi-mode fabrication
Petunia starter kits from ILS en... 
In the first of our Engineer of ... 
Prototyping space and GPIO acces... 
Last month DesignSpark turned si... 
Combining additive and subtracti...
Design and make things in 3D like never before. DesignSpark Mechanical is a free mechanical CAD software, which enables users to rapidly prototype or reverse engineer any physical object.
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DesignSpark Electrical is our free electrical CAD software. This is a bespoke electrical CAD solution for engineering professionals looking to save time and create error-free designs.
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DesignSpark PCB is the world’s most accessible and comprehensive, full function, free electronics PCB design software, turning your circuit ideas into testable boards, faster.
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A handy iOS and Windows application that gives you quick and easy access to electronics design reference tools, product information and data and a suite of engineering calculators.
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September 26, 2016 08:44
This is the third step of our project about how to apply an open source motion control system to a robotic arm. This time we are working with a real industrial robot, the Robolink D from IGUS.
September 26, 2016 08:37
From Alexander Graham Bell and John Logie Baird to Michael Faraday and James Dyson; the UK has been home to some of the world’s most famous engineers throughout history who have revolutionised technology. But where are the engineers of 2016?
September 24, 2016 12:49
This week; Tune into Radio Frequency, examine smartphone enable locks & the latest HOTcaps and fuse holders.
September 23, 2016 12:50
A group of Turkish research and development engineers from Letrons has built a full-scale BMW Transformer, which can actually be driven! It may not be quite as big as Optimus Prime, but this is the closest thing I have seen.
September 23, 2016 08:35
Apple, Google, Microsoft and Adobe have teamed up to tackle a serious image problem with typography. These unlikely collaborators, who are the four largest platforms for digital typography, unveiled variable fonts last week.
September 23, 2016 08:29
Japan and high-tech go hand in hand, so it shouldn't be a surprise that its newest basketball court follows that theme to a tee. The hardwood LED court surface is the world's first to be used in professional league play. Read the full story.
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