As one of four RIT students in the inaugural 3D Digital Design (3DDD) graduating class in 2011, Kirk Lansman proved to be a trailblazer and early success story for the program. His experiences at RIT ...

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We'll dive into five fantastic 3D software options that will take your filmmaking game to another level with mind-blowing visuals. Get ready to sculpt, animate, and create awe-inspiring worlds with ...

Castor software evaluates parts for whether they would be better and more cost-effective 3D printed. Additive manufacturing (or 3D printing) makes industrial parts faster, cheaper, and better, but not ...

Three-dimensional reconstruction and modeling technology is not new in hospitals. In fact, many organizations have dedicated radiology technologists that perform 3D reconstructions from ...

Just when you think you’ve learned all the latest 3D printing tricks, [TenTech] shows up with an update to their Fuzzyficator post-processing script. This time, the GPL v3 licensed program has gained ...

A new software package aims to aid drug design and biomedical research by making it easy to construct 3D images of proteins and other molecules using one of the world’s most powerful microscopes. The ...

Researchers have developed artificial intelligence software for powder bed 3D printers that assesses the quality of parts in real time, without the need for expensive characterization equipment. Oak ...

Using Blender to draw objects from scratch is pretty daunting, especially if you are trying to create something highly complex, such as a face. Blender (free) is pretty daunting to someone who’s never ...

Impress with highly professional images and presentations for studies. The Future Creators Program of Enscape offers free student licenses, which make use of all available features. Licenses are ...

Three-dimensional recreations of people’s faces used to require expensive, dedicated scanners, but now you can do it with a smartphone. Simon Lucey and his colleagues at Carnegie Mellon University in ...