Stratasys, a maker of 3-D printers, cut its 2014 guidance again amid an expected write-down and slower revenue growth at its MakerBot business.

Micorsoft's answer to Oculus Rift is the Hololens. They demonstrated some of it's outstanding abilities live, running on the new Windows 10 operating system.

A snowy scene for a cold day.

A high- tech construction company out of China has achieved the honor of being the first to construct an entire five-storey apartment building along with an 11,840 square foot villa via a 3D printer.

A product designer from South Africa and Destiny gamer decided to combine his skills and hobby to create something wonderful: a 3D printed, life-sized weapon from Destiny.

2014 was not a kind year to 3D printing stocks according to The Motley Fool. 3D Systems, Stratasys, ExOne, Arcam, voxeljet, and Materialise significantly under-performed the S&P 500, which returned 11.54% excluding dividends in 2014.

Optometry Australia says small children should not watch films and TV in 3D, because it could make the under sixes feel headachy, tired and nauseous, and how it could impact their eyes in the long term was still unknown.

Ever wonder how 3D artists achieve such realistic 3D effects on a 2D surface. Well, here's how VamosART draws 3D sharks. Turns out awesome....(insert Jaws theme music here)

Blender 2.71 RC 2 released.

Cameron Robinson from Gamespot looks act 6 alternatives to the Oculus Rift.

Here's an image of Marilyn Monroe circa 1953 hanging out by the pool. Red/Blue glasses needed.

Here's a video where Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon shows off sthe cool new 3D Tech built into the new Amazon Fire smartphone called 'Dynamic Perspective'. The 3D perceptive is dynamically controlled with motion and needs no special glasses to view. he also shows the potential for gaming by adeptly saving Fortune Kitty. Bezos FTW!

The guys from Smoosh games take a look, literally at the horror game 'Affected' for the Oculus Rift. You can watch the video with both real time game play as well as split screen reaction of the players. The guys get the wits scared out of them on a number of occasions, which lends it self to some finely placed expletives - so this is NSFW but worth the watch. This thing looks terrifying and as one of the players put it, 'My hands are shaking and I'm bleeding. That's the sign of a good game."

Made In Space announced today that thier 3D printer,specially designed for use on the International Space Station (ISS) is ahead of schedule and will now luach with the SpaceX CRS-4 in August 2014.

Ok- yep. I just made up the term RiftGasm. It seems like an appropriate way to describe peoples reaction when they recount thier experience with the VR sensation, Oculus Rift. Here's Strength Gamer's YouTube take.

"GE believes 3-D printing should go hand-in-hand with other technologies to bring its concept of "advanced manufacturing" to life. In GE's factory of the future, 3-D printing could touch every step of the production process, and this manufacturing revolution could arrive sooner than you think."

Found this cap of a an army girl in anaglyph 3D. Seemed appropriate for Memorial Day weekend.

You may have heard of Google's Advanced Technology and Projects group; the technological "skunkworks" that Google got its hands on when acquiring Motorola. It was discovered that they have been working on a project for over a year that has been extremely under wraps - a full 3D scanning iPhone.

There are 3D scanners on the market right now, but most are bulky, take a long time to scan, and only have a small scan area. LazeeEye fixes all of that, and on the cheap!

You think that's air your are breathing now?

The Internet has lately been abuzz with news of Facebook’s recent acquisition of a virtual reality company called Oculus that has developed a nifty virtual reality (VR) device called the Rift that feeds high-resolution, position-sensitive images to the user.

In comments made after announcing the €2 billion dollar deal, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that his company will be actively seeking to develop the technology so that it will be useful for more practical activities besides gaming.

In this article we list some suggestions to Mr Zuckerberg about how VR could be used to help make our everyday life a bit easier.

Facebook Inc (FB) announced on March 25 that it will pay a whopping $2 billion to buy Oculus VR, which develops virtual reality.

here's a black and white 3D image of Einstein, lifted from an old Life magazine.

We've heard uses for almost everything, but the folks at BlizziDent.com have come up with a way to use 3D technology to brush your teeth in 6 seconds - perfectly.

Three crazy artists, Sven Jonke, Christoph Katzler and Nikola Radeljković, make up the art group Numen. They set out to make a physical space similar to Dadaist collages.