The Star is a two-row utility vehicle equipped with coach-style doors (often known as suicide doors) and a front trunk under a transparent ... but the Star features 3D-printed lattice style ...

The measurement and evaluation time for transparent or deep black objects using goROBOT3D has been reduced from 15 to just under 1.5 seconds. To this end, a new projection method for thermal 3D ...

Imara and her collaborators created the models using data from simulations of star-forming clouds and a sophisticated 3D printing process in which the fine-scale densities and gradients of the ...

Scientists at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have for the first time 3D-printed transparent glass at room temperature. This new 3D printing method can offer not only transparent ...

[Worlds Collide: How NASA Is Making 'Star Wars' Real] You may like ... a new imaging technique that creates a genuine 3D image inside a transparent cylinder, called a "volumetric display." ...

and 3D printing that looks like a solid precursor to replicators, it’s clear that a lot of technological innovations have been influenced Star Trek. Transparent aluminium is one technological ...

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Scientists in Germany have successfully 3D-printed transparent glass. Dr Bastian Rapp and his team from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology spent two and half years developing the method.

Transparent plastic is nothing new. However, 3D prints are usually opaque or–at best–translucent. [Thomas Sanladerer] wanted to print something really transparent. He noticed that Colorfabb ...

A materials science and engineering team from Korea's Yonsei University has developed a 3D printing technique enabling OLED screens to be printed into transparent structures of any shape ...

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