Traditionally, creating 3-D art has meant hundreds of hours of sculpting, creating a piece from scratch using wood, clay, and other materials. Using 3-D scanning and printing, artists are now able to capture digital images of their creations down to the smallest of details.READ»
Arrive at the hospital with a broken leg and have a repair printed out by your bedside, allowing your bone to heal much faster than in a cast. It's way closer to happening than you might imagine.READ»
Drug design is a scientific problem so important that researchers are willing to throw just about any kind of creative problem-solving approach at it, including tech-buzzwords like gamification and augmented reality. The latter ...READ»
Scientists have found a way to fabricate new teeth for dental patients, quickly and with pinpoint accuracy. But teeth are just the first step toward rapid prototyping of all sorts of body parts.READ»
3-D printing was supposed to liberate the masses to become product designers -- design to object, one step, no fuss and no muss. Unfortunately, as Technology Review bluntly puts it, "the reality is that if you want to make anything ...READ»
When you were a kid, maybe you built a parabolic solar cooker as a science project and thought you were pretty hot stuff. (Zing!) Markus Kayser, who is not a kid but clearly has the lateral-thinking skills of one, did something much ...READ»
Dutch designer Michiel Cornelissen is out with a fresh geegaw for carting around the fourth-gen iPod Shuffle. And look ma, no hands!
The so-called Pod à Porter is a 3-D printed polymide ring that Cornelissen bills as "the ...READ»
When people mistake photographs of your physical prototypes for computer renderings, you know you've achieved something amazing. That's exactly what happened when Michael Hansmeyer showed off his "computational architecture" column, ...READ»
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Radiolaria is designed by Shiro Studio architects, and it's a pretty cool free-form structure that will act as a pavilion. But perhaps the coolest thing about it is that its designer is using the worlds largest rapid-prototyping ...READ»
