A NASA-funded study to make space food using 3D printers could reinvent how astronauts eat in space. See how the food could be used on a mission to Mars.

To make life easier for astronauts, an electronics company is asking college students to design tools that astronauts can 3D print aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

(A full version of Sweet Home 3D with more design options is also available for less than $15 in the Microsoft and Mac App stores.) Sweet Home 3D has a free online edition that works in a web browser.

Cozy game, interior decorating app, learn-to-code primer or something in between, the interactive, 3D spaces builder known as Rooms has made its way to the App Store. The startup, which earlier ...

The image of Princess Leia is not what people think it is: It’s not a hologram. A 3D image that floats in air, that you can walk all around and see from every angle, is actually called a volumetric ...

The development paves the way for an immersive experience where people can interact with holographic-like virtual objects that co-exist in their immediate space. “Most 3D displays require you to look ...

Stability AI, the startup behind the text-to-image AI model Stable Diffusion, thinks 3D model creation tools could be the next big thing in generative AI.. At least, that’s the message it’s ...