Google develops 3D technology on smartphones
Google Inc. today announced a plan to develop 3D technology on smartphones.
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Google Inc. today announced a plan to develop 3D technology on smartphones.
Using three-dimensional technology, engineers in Spain have developed a toothbrush that cleans teeth for each person's mouth.
Prof. Kenneth Crozier and Antony Orth, a graduate of Harvard University, have developed a very simple, cost-effective 3D imaging method.
In this project, the team combined laser scanning with the use of digital imaging devices to map the tomb of King Richard III after relocating the remains to another loc…
The new 3-D display, developed by Hewlwatt-Packard Electronics, does not require the use of special glasses to look at and is particularly suitable for small devices.
Previously, the reading of rare books from the Middle Ages was impossible because these books were only displayed in glass cabinets. However, today this has become possi…
In the future, 3D printing technology can become a household utility such as electricity, water, internet ... and will change consumer culture.
A 83-year-old Belgian grandmother has just been announced as the first patient in the world to be
Doctors are preparing to produce the first face, plastic, plaster implant model created based on 3D CT images.
Scientists at Washington University in the US have used a three-dimensional printer to 'bone' the shape of a natural bone, which can be used to treat injuries.
MiG is a famous fighter in the world, used extensively in the Soviet Union (old) and now the new version still prove effective.
Scientists hope a new technique for printing artificial blood cells will soon become an important tool to aid efforts to save lives.
Cambridge, UK, has successfully launched a 3D radar system that can track up to 1,000 miles per hour.
To limit the development costs to millions, US-based Sikorsky will use 3D technology to develop the CH-53K.
At the end of each year, we often have summaries of last year's achievements and make predictions for the coming year. According to that rule, Discovery magazine just pr…