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The Sony 3D Creator app turns a smartphone into a 3D scanner. But is it a serious tool or just a gimmick? Read our Sony 3D Creator Review.
Researchers from TU Delft have developed self-folding origami-style 3D structures using sequential shape shifting mechanisms.
Kodak has signed Smart International as their global 3D printing brand licensee and they're creating 3D printers for creative professionals.
Hackaday user Colin Pate has built his own 3D VR camera. Detailed across an in-depth Hackaday project, you can too.
Chisel&Mouse is a design studio run by two brothers who use 3D modelling software, 3D printing and plaster casts to create replica buildings.
At SEMA 2017, Airwolf 3D is unveiling a modified 2016 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat that is upgraded with 3D printed components.
Berlin startup BigRep is partnering up with Heidelberg Digital Platforms for production of the BigRep STUDIO large-scale 3D printer.
Filament producing company, Philament, released a product called Philament Glass Reinforced which does exactly what it says on the tin.
For a limited time, Aldi supermarkets in Australia will sell the Cocoon Create desktop 3D printer once again, but this time for just $299.
Joe Te Wharau uses 3D printing and traditional Maori designs to create a collection of artistic pendants, called "Matihiko Taonga V1.0".
Atlas Obscura is exploring Virtual Reality technology to bring users to places in the world which they don't normally have access to.
A redditor takes 3D printed prosthetics one step further by modeling and creating a new foot for his father's beloved G.I. Joe action figure.
James Bruton, the man behind the YouTube channel XRobots, breaks the Guinness World Record for largest 3D printed sculpture.
The Virtual Curation Laboratory in Virginia is 3D scanning and 3D printing Civil War artifacts to offer a "touch tour" for blind visitors.
Visual Science created an app so you to see scientifically accurate faces of the Sungir people who lived 30,000 years ago, called VRScience.
The go-to-engineering platform of many engineers, SolidWorks, is receiving a long-awaited make-over this year. The update is due for release in November.