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The ability for the printer to accept direct pellets of material, opens up the opportunity for new and innovative materials. Some of the materials that they plan to have available at its release include: ABS, ethylene vinyl acetate, high impact polystyrene, high-density polyethylene, nylon, polycarbonate, PLA, thermoplastic polyurethane, and wood composites.

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Wow - they got a Kickstarter explotion here with triple their goal -

In contrast, the core technology behind Fuel3D fuses geometric and photometric stereo 3D recovery techniques and is finely tuned to capture high resolution 3D color images. This raw capability provides the opportunity for an object to be captured in true 3D geometry and full color. The technology is also inherently good at capturing other highly textured surfaces, both organic and inorganic.

Once a shot has been taken on the Fuel3D scanner the raw image data is converted into true 3D color geometrical data by our own software, which is included with the Fuel3D scanner. To run the Fuel3D software, you will need a reasonable specification computer (Mac, Windows 7 or higher, 2GB RAM, dual-core processor).

Our software generates a 3D color data file and allows some basic editing functionality prior to export:

Trimming of unnecessary areas Adjusting the resolution for export, in turn reducing the polygon number for easier handlingExporting in commonly used 3D file formats, including .OBJ .STL and .PLY with color

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Though the hardware carries the same 720p 0.7-inch OLED panels as its sibling, it's been tweaked for use in a standing position with beefed up support for balance and comfort. The hardware also packs a picture-in-picture feature to catch different views of operations, and even the ability to rotate and flip video feeds. While the headgear has been approved for use in Japan, it hasn't been confirmed for a launch in other territories. In other words, don't expect to see it if you go under the knife relatively soon.

The new and improved Kinect was one of the only positives people took from Microsoft's Xbox One reveal event, and Fujitsu may have just made it obsolete with the unveiling of a revolutionary 3D motion detection software that works with a standard PC webcam. "It might not be long before the computer mouse is obsolete," claims Fujitsu.

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it is the  Future ...  3D Motion 

Here's why VR won't really work until we go beyond visual cues and fancy treadmills.

"With the MakerBot Digitizer, now everyone will be able to scan a physical item, digitize it, and print it in 3D – with little or no design experience." Lasers and cameras built into the device scan and object, convert it into a digital file and then you print it.

If you’re a little bit confused right now, don’t worry —

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Most 3D printers use a technique called extrusion, through which the printer melts plastic and lays it down in layers to create a 3D object. But the Form 1 features stereolithography, which uses a laser to cure liquid resin into microscopic layers, resulting in much more precise creations.

Microsoft this morning lifted the veil on the next generation of Photosynth, its 3D image technology, with the release of a technical preview of the new Photosynth. This is the third generation of the technology, and is now recommended for those with D-SLR or point-and-shoot cameras, says Microsoft.

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Need a new Ear?

The most amazing part is that it function a lot better than the original Ear you where born with, actually it's so good it can't be compared. 

More interesting is that they pronaunce that they will make fully functionally organs within 10 to 20 eyars. Maybe some should start saving up for the next Liver. 

This will change the world as we know it.

Remarkably, Sentch says that before embarking on the project, he had no experience of 3D printing, though his knowledge of CAD – he’s using a TurboSquid CAD rendering of the car for his project – is of course proving invaluable in the process.

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Artists and designers craving a little more variety in their palettes may want to take a look at the ProDesk3D printer, which can print in full color like an inkjet. -

Very interesting news.

Lead author on the paper Baoqing Sun said: “It might seem a bit counter-intuitive to think that more information can be captured from a detector which uses just a single pixel rather than the multi-megapixel detectors found in conventional digital cameras.

However, digital camera sensors have a very limited sensitivity beyond the spectrum of visible light, whereas a single-pixel detector can easily be made to capture information far beyond the visible, reaching wavelengths from X-ray to TeraHertz.

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I just hate mines of any kind - 

To see the future, first we must understand the past. Humans have been interfacing with machines for thousands of years. We seem to be intrinsically built to desire this communion with the made world.

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interesting 

Very inspiring :-)