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Smithsonian Releases 2.8 Million Images And 3D Models Into Public Domain

The launch of a new open access platform ushers in a new era of accessibility for the Institution Culture connoisseurs, Continue reading →

Five Myths About 3D Printing

  Many underestimate the current state of 3D printing technology. However, many overestimate it. From our friends at SolidSmack: Five Continue reading →

Machine Hallucination

How to tell the invisible story of data? See Artechouse: Machine Hallucination by Refik Anadol

The Astonishing Future of VR

What image does the phrase ‘virtual reality’ conjure? Chances are it’s someone in an oversized helmet, clumsily navigating their way Continue reading →

Posters of STEM Role Models

The folks behind the Nevertheless podcast commissioned a set of seven posters of STEM role models, people who have made Continue reading →

See How McLaren Uses Virtual Reality for Car Body Design

Before automobile technology even reached the point where two cup holders in a single car was an ovation inducing breakthrough, Continue reading →

Animated map of “first leaf” sighting

Spring is on its way. The USA National Phenology Network uses a computer model to estimate heat build-up and the Continue reading →

3D CAD Mars Design Challenge

Why yes, I DID read too much science fiction as a youth! Remember, we once thought space stations and landing Continue reading →

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