Charles Goulding and Lia Palumbo explore how 3D printing, scanning, and digital design are advancing equestrian equipment and ...

Google’s 3D animals have exploded in popularity across the web over the last couple weeks, and it’s likely the result of a perfect storm of circumstances. People across the world are stuck indoors, ...

With advances in technology making their presence felt across various sectors of everyday life and business, it was only a matter of time before… With advances in technology making their presence felt ...

Even though 3D printing got its start in the 1980s when Chuck Hull designed and printed a small cup, it’s been in the last few years that the printers became cheaper to produce and therefore used in a ...

Constance Woodman, PhD, Program Manager for USDA Conservation Innovation Grants, Texas A&M University Enrichment—adding complexity to an animal’s environment—is an essential element of improving the ...

Examples of 3D printed products from the HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D printer, which allows for flexible designs with both soft and hard plastic in a single print. Co-directors of the HP-NTU Corporate Lab, ...

A Firestorm xCell micro 3D printing factory loading onto a C-130 to print Tempest UAV systems at a U.S. Air Force base. Inside a standard shipping container, a "factory-in-a-box" hums to life. It is ...

High-throughput 3D microfluidic cell culture systems can be designed to model aspects of human tissues and organs and may thus serve as non-clinical evaluation tools. They benefit from large-scale ...

Google believes in the practical side of augmented reality. For the last couple of years, the collection of Google 3D animals and objects has expanded on mobile devices, from land animals to ...

Already own a 3D printer? Discover how a 3D pen serves as a vital post-processing tool for makers, or as a low-cost entry ...

Wide-field-of-view microscopy that can resolve three-dimensional (3D) information at high speed and spatial resolution is particularly desirable for studying the behaviour of freely moving organisms.

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