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Our friend Jeff Boller, AKA "Simple Carnival" has released a nice video from his 3D for Kids workshop. For those of you new to 3D or want to learn more about the technology, Jeff has a great presentation that gets quite in depth while still easy enough for kids to understand.
While researching for and artist for a 3D Tattoo idea, I stumbled on some amazing art. Here's
The minds from MIT Labs have once again come up with something that just blows my mind with a device called inForm. inForm uses Dynamic Physical Affordances and Constraints through Shape and Object Actuation. Ok, let me non-MIT that for you. The device uses a type of 3D scanning system to "see" the users interactions. The system then transmits that data to a display table which can then be seen and used by the observer. If you have ever seen those hand print pin toys, then you will have a good idea on how the display table works, in general.
Here is a cool 3D Anaglyph video from our friend William Turner, a.k.a. 3DMovieMan. There is some DEEP 3D in here, be advised!
Porsche took over the Forbidden City, Tai Miao on October 17th, to put on a spectacular display for one of the longest running production cars (and definitely the least changed car) in history, the Porsche 911. Check out this video; if you are a Porsche nut, you might even get a little emotional at the end.
Solid Concepts, a 3D Printing and prototyping service in Austin TX, announced they have made the world’s first 3D Printed Metal Gun using a process called DMLS Direct Metal Laser Sintering. This process uses lasers and powdered metals to create the 3d part.
Here'a a shot that was taken at Universal Studios Hollywood Horror Nights 2013.
This display is so friggen' cool. Thats the only way to describe it. The HOLHO Holographic display is as close to Princess Leia in Star Wars as you're going to get... and it only costs $28!
This display can be controlled in 3D space using a Leap Motion controller, as well as show you full 360 degree images. Pretty wild, and only $30! Check out their IndieGoGo campaign inside.
Flea in 3D - Got to love it.
Cogs is a ground-breaking puzzle game where players build increasingly complex machines using sliding tiles in 2D and 3D environments...
Hardware Haven got to try out the Oculus Rift with the new Surgeon Simulator 2013. Here's a good idea on how it looked.
Make has just posted a great article about how to do great (true) 3D photography on a budget and with ease.
The biggest change to iPhone since the iPhone has just been announced!
This is a funny picture we found while buzzing through the internet for awesome 3D news. Enjoy!
Blender announced its new version Blender 2.67b, including tons of new features and over 30 bug fixes.
Andrew Scott Reisse, co-founder and lead engineer Oculus VR as struck and killed in a crosswalk by a vehicle running from the police.
Emmett Lalish show off his design of a fully assembled 3D printed bearing.
You wouldn't think that the floor would be very exiting... but this is different.
This is a tough one. I prefer to report the news and itâs been my experience to avoid religion and politics unless you just feel the urge to âtweakâ people but this story covers technol...
Here's an awesome 3D rendering and stereoscopy of The Joker.
Michigan Tech's Department of Materials Science and Engineering is looking to take the focus of 3d printing from guns to peace.
Doodle3D was developed by a couple guys in the Netherlands who had a couple 3D printers, but didn't actually know how to draw anything in 3D.
Japan Display has developed a method of switching from 2D to true stereoscopic 3D using a LCD screen. The display even uses head tracking to note where the viewer is located.
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