On October 26, a Redditor named 'u/ajemalbatros' posted a video of how their 3D printer worked. They first showed an assortment of concrete powder and glass pane blocks inside each shulker box.

The system, dubbed Lego X, uses a series of gyroscopic sensors to map the location and orientation of each individual toy brick in a built form to render a 3D model via an in-house app.

Smart building blocks plus Microsoft’s Surface interactive table-top computer have taken touch-screen interaction into the third dimension. Engineers or architects could use them to develop ...

OK, so after your future Tom Brady can make better sense of the 3D space around him, its time to get his creative juices flowing. Linda Jackson, professor of psychology at Michigan State ...