Amazon is creating a lot of buzz in the tech press right now. The company has rolled out invitations for a mysterious June 18th event. Most reports confirm that Amazon has readied a smartphone with a 3D display which it will unveil at the event.
3D glasses have come fairly common as the movie industry rages with 3D productions. A new startup has now come up with a unique new kind of 3D glasses. Called ‘Invisivision’, these glasses pack special filters to hide or reveal specific movie details.
Interested to know how exactly 3D-printing works or what it can do? What if I tell you that with 3D printing, you can make buildings. Yes, you heard me right. China’s private firm WinSun has used giant 3D printers to make 10 full-sized, detached single-storey houses in a day!
Until now, Kickstarter has successfully funded many cool ideas. At present, a Mirco 3D printer is seeking fund for $50,000 goal via Kickstarter and the buzzing news is, the Micro 3D Printer project reached its goal within 11 minutes after launch!
3D printed materials are being increasingly used in fields such as manufacturing, technology and modelling. A 3D printed skull was recently implanted in a woman’s brain, resolving a critical medical condition.
HP has been considering a jump into the fray of 3D printing. The company has now hinted as much by saying that it has a major 3D-printing related announcement coming up in June this year.
Google has unveiled Project Tango, a smartphone prototype that is able to sense 3D motion thanks to a built-in chip sensor. The project is open to developers who can request prototype kits to be a part of the initiative.
At present, 3D-printing technology has turned into a game changer in terms of designing things like implants or prosthetics. Lately, it’s been reported that 3D-printed hip implant has helped a 15-year-old girl walk again!