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!
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.
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.
Got a great idea to make with a 3D printer, but that cheap, soft PLA just isn't cutting it? Check out the Mark One, a new professional desktop 3D printer that can handle anything you throw at it... even carbon fiber.
Sadly, no, Proto-Pasta does not make the infamous pasta filament for Google’s 3D Pasta Printer. But, they do make something just as cool: carbon fiber infused PLA filament that works in any 3D printer.
Interior design - its sort of a big deal. Every place you go (home, office, library, etc) has to be thought of, visualized, and created; and at some point redesigned. With 3D technology abounding, its about time someone made a really great tool for viewing and editing real spaces in 3D. Welcome, everyone, to Matterport.
If you like custom 3D printed shenanigans, you’ve come to the right place. These new watchbands are made just for you, and paired with your favorite Zub 40 timepiece from NOOKA and courtesy of 3D Systems.
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.
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.