As South Korea enters a superaged society, the rising number of cancer and chronic disease patients has made "eating well" an ...

The new method could create soft contacts for those with irregular cornea shapes, without several trips to the eye doctor.

Smithsonian scientists used 3D technology to help revive the ancient Tlingit Shee aan. Eric Hollinger & Nick Partridge Four views of a Shee aan. SI Catalog #E7899. (Brittany M. Hance, Smithsonian) The ...

A decade ago, long before 4K and HDR were even specks on the horizon — and OLED was still a crazy-expensive and rare option — 3D TV was the biggest thing to hit consumer TVs since the move to ...

3D printing has disrupted the traditional manufacturing of countless products. One you may have in your mouth right now: clear dental aligners. Leaders in the $4 billion clear aligners market, such as ...

Fashion and culture go hand in hand, but some believe that the retail and fashion industries aren’t always as up to speed technologically as they are at the forefront of culture, that is depending on ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. AMD has better detailed its next-gen 3D V-Cache stacking technology, where at the exciting but all-digital Hot Chips 33 symposium the company teased its ...

The use of 3D printing to fabricate patient-specific implants has made great strides over the years, but surgical guides and pre-operative models continue to be the most widespread application of 3D ...

Your next smartphone could have a camera that sees in three dimensions, opening up a new range of possibilities for apps ranging from fitness to photography. Researchers at Stanford University have ...

The world's first 3D printing technology that can be used in transparent displays and AR devices has been developed, which implements the physical phenomenon of chameleon's changing skin color or ...

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Quite frankly, 3D glasses have never failed to be anything but a headache inducing, slightly blurry mess for me. That might be why a recent demo of a new glasses-free 3D TV from Ultra-D blew me away.