3D scanning is a great way to capture objects with complex shapes that cannot be modeled by calipers and squinted eyeballs alone. Wearables and handhelds are one example, and here I demonstrate ...

One of the latest 3D scanners on the market is the Revopoint MetroX, and I’ve recently been putting this device through its paces so that you can decide whether it’s a perfect fit for you. The ...

Second, scanning 3D objects requires the right environment. You will need to scan objects in a location in which Kinect won't pick up the background and try to treat it as a part of the scan (you ...

Explore the CR-Scan Raptor and see how it delivers professional-grade precision and adaptability for 3D scanning projects.

For those with 3D printers, taking a 3D model and spitting out a physical object is so routine as to be blasé. The reverse is something a little different. There are many ways to create a digital ...

Set up your model. This toy toucan is ideal for 3D scanning: it’s asymmetrical, colorful, and has a finish somewhere between matte and semi-gloss. Open the Polycam app and start taking pictures.

3D Scanners come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and, to date, at a high price. But as smartphones advance, integrating more sophisticated sensors, that device in your pocket is capable of scanning ...

Windows Capture 3D. But bringing physical objects into the digital world goes even deeper than that; Paint 3D also integrates with a new “Windows Capture 3D” tool being introduced in Windows 10.

For 3D printing/additive manufacturing services and technologies for rapid prototyping, tooling and manufacturing of highly-detailed and durable 3D objects and parts on UB's North Campus. Host to FDM, ...

OpenAI‘s latest endeavor, Shap-E, is a model that allows you to generate 3D objects from text, not unlike how Dall-E can create 2D images. According to OpenAI, Shap-E is “a conditional ...

The 3D printer part takes on appearance and some of the characteristics of those materials. With specialized 3D printers, it’s possible to create objects in a variety of materials, even cheesecake.