How a VR surgical simulator was created
Last month, start-up Level Ex launched a surgical simulator that was developed by a video gaming programmer who found notoriety by literally throwing together his first app.
Last month, start-up Level Ex launched a surgical simulator that was developed by a video gaming programmer who found notoriety by literally throwing together his first app.
Five floors of the MIT Media Lab were occupied by designers and storytellers building next-generation AR/VR projects.
Researchers have created a new 3D printable ink able to create highly porous and elastic bone material for implantation.
A giant cityscape painting on canvas by Fabio Giampietro morphed into a VR experience with the help of Alessio De Vecchi, winning this year’s Lumen Prize Gold Award.
Bompas & Parr have created a garden in London where trees and plants react to your movements, using hidden sensors and exoskeletons.
Recent accidents involving Tesla cars may have been a setback for self-driving cars, but Nvidia believes a fast computer under the hood could make autonomous cars and cabs truly viable.
They say you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, but a new imaging system from MIT can see right through the cover and read the book while it's still closed.
It's a 3D printer with a big robot arm that can print things as big as a car. What's not to like.
Researchers have demoed 3D-printed, shape-shifting objects that can move, fold and unfold.
We tried out the new Superman ride that you follow Superman battling Lex Luthor in VR while experiencing a real 221-foot drop at 77mph.
At some point we could replace physical monitors for virtual ones.
Disney has filed a patent for a new 3D printing technique that uses high-intensity light to harden resin into a shape in a single process, unlike traditional 3D printing that uses a layer-by-layer approach.
This project has reimagined the beautifully designed isometric game in Lego – and you can help it become a reality.
Researchers have developed a laser module that allows the printing of composite materials, which can be stronger and lighter than conventional plastics.
For £25, Intel's Genuino 101 board provides an easy path for makers to build a wearable computer, a mini-robot or an interactive artwork.
Try out this interactive showcase of curated creative coding sketches.
Conference to celebrate International Year of Light features art projections by Craig Morrison and Hartung and Trenz, and NVA's Ghost Peloton Glasgow
New report from the Design Council provides evidence of design creating thousands of jobs and boosting the British economy significantly.
Forget waiting overnight for your 3D printer to finish: Canon has a job on the go that may take it a couple of years -- building its own 3D printer.
The competition for the renowned design and advertising awards has opened, with new categories for illustration, retouched imagery, data visualisation and board games.