Using an ultrasound machine and an inexpensive microchip, researchers are able to create 3D images and hopefully enhance medical care.
Internet giant Google has opened a 3D asset library. Called Poly, the repository teems with everyday and exotic objects for VR/AR creation.
Researchers from Boston University and TU Delft are using 3D printing and infrared technology to create comfortable, custom orthopaedic casts.
Forensic facial reconstruction and state-of-the-art 3D virtual sculpture methods were used to recreate the face of an accused witch.
To help find non-surgical interventions for mitral regurgitation, Materialise and Henry Ford Health Systems are bringing their workflow to a wider audience.
Kodak has signed Smart International as their global 3D printing brand licensee and they're creating 3D printers for creative professionals.
The Massachusetts startup Markforged has raised $30 million in funding from Siemens’ next47 venture firm, Microsoft Ventures, and Porsche SE.
Hackaday user Colin Pate has built his own 3D VR camera. Detailed across an in-depth Hackaday project, you can too.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has developed a metal 3D printing process that yields stronger steel than current methods.
Researchers at Perdue University have outlined a new software solution to the limitations of underpowered smartphone-driven VR.
Project Magnify, created by high school seniors, hopes to use 3D printing to bring resources to under privileged schools in California.
Chisel&Mouse is a design studio run by two brothers who use 3D modelling software, 3D printing and plaster casts to create replica buildings.
Promising a VR future with peripheral vision and no motion sickness, proven Kickstarter campaigner Pimax is set to trounce its $200,000 goal.
At SEMA 2017, Airwolf 3D is unveiling a modified 2016 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat that is upgraded with 3D printed components.
3D Hubs intern Jack Davies improved his daily commute by creating a 3D printed electric skateboard with HP Jet Fusion technology.
Halloween is here, and that means the minions of darkness are not far behind. Protect yourself with this 3D printed candy corn launcher.