First, it was the 'world's first' glasses-free PC handheld in 2025, and now, it's the 'world's first' glasses-free 3D 6K ...

Making a very simple prosthetic arm can cost $1,000 for the materials alone. But 3D scanning and printing can shrink the cost to as little as $4. In Guatemala, where some families might earn $50 in a ...

The two men responsible for overseeing the latest Mario game didn’t start out as traditional game designers. Producer Yoshiaki Koizumi worked as a writer and illustrator at Nintendo. He created the ...

dragon-shaped asset where scales, horns, and whiskers follow the underlying geometry rather than appearing as a flat overlay.

Hobbyists and tinkerers are testing out the future with a technology that you're probably going to have sooner than you think. The progression that computers made from IBM to your laptop has patterned ...

"Damn, those alien bastards are gonna pay for shooting up my ride," exclaims Duke Nukem, before cracking his knuckles, cocking his gun, blasting his way through a nearby roof vent, and careering down ...

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For most of 2021, headlines of supply chain shortages dominated the news. At one point or another, almost every single company had some type of issue. In some cases, entire industries were forced to ...

A U.S. judge in Seattle blocked the Trump administration Monday from allowing a Texas company to post online plans for making untraceable 3D guns, agreeing with 19 states and the District of Columbia ...

From Louisiana to Montana, families are using 3D printers to make face shields. In basements and garages across America, a cottage industry of 3D printing is gaining steam to fight the novel ...

Few moviegoing experiences are as discouraging as finding the perfect showtime for one of the year’s most-anticipated movies, only to discover it’s playing in 3D. As someone who spent a decade working ...

LACEY, Wash. — Police arrested a Lacey man Tuesday on accusations of illegally manufacturing firearms with a 3D printer and making violent threats against law enforcement, according to police.