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24 of the world’s most unusual landscapes
Check out 24 of the world’s must unusual landscapes — from the hellish Darvaza Gas Crater in Turkmenistan to the “snow ...
Interesting Engineering15d
Scientists grab 3D holograms mid-air like science fiction movies in a world-first
They are called true-3D graphics.” She explained that this kind of display supports the “come-and-interact” approach. “They are particularly interesting as they allow for the ‘come-and ...
CNN16d
3D scan of Titanic sheds new light on doomed liner’s final moments
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Daily Mail16d
Titanic's Scottish scapegoat is CLEARED after 113 years: 3D scans confirm First Officer William Murdoch did NOT abandon his post as the ship sank
Now, more than a century later, 3D scans show that Officer Murdoch did not flee his position, but died while helping passengers escape until the very end. Deep sea scanning company Magellan has ...
Global News16d
3D Titanic scan reveals never-before-known details of ship’s final hours
The first-ever full-sized 3D scan of the Titanic wreck, captured by deep-sea mapping company Magellan in partnership with Atlantic Productions, reveals remarkable new details about the ship’s ...
Ars Technica17d
Japanese railway shelter replaced in less than 6 hours by 3D-printed model
The replacement, it turned out, could also be a trial for industrial-scale 3D-printing of custom rail shelters. Serendix, a construction firm that previously 3D-printed 538-square-foot homes for ...
The New Zealand Herald17d
3D-printed firearms: Five arrested, parts seized after police bust Auckland syndicate
Video / NZ Herald, Getty Images Five people have been arrested after police busted an Auckland syndicate attempting to illegally manufacture 3D printed firearms. Detective Senior Sergeant Scott ...
Gizmodo17d
3D Scan of Titanic Wreck Uncovers Heroic Sacrifices During Ship’s Final Moments
According to National Geographic, the Titanic’s digital twin represents one of the largest underwater 3D scans ever accomplished. It consists of 16 terabytes of data, equivalent to approximately ...
The New York Times17d
How Japan Built a 3D-Printed Train Station in 6 Hours
The new station’s components were 3D-printed elsewhere and assembled on site last month, in what the railway’s operators say is a world first. It may look more like a shelter than a station ...
Science|Business17d
Can the EU Chips Act fuel a European semiconductor industry for the AI age?
If there has been one winner in the AI boom of the past three years, it is chip-maker NVIDIA. While other companies scrabble to find business models selling AI solutions to enterprises, the company ...
Destination CRM18d
In Memory of an Apostrophe: Is the Customer’s Experience Gone Forever?
In the decades-long game of corporate culture tug-of-war, not to mention our quest to “own” the customer, we conveniently removed the possessive nature of an experience, erasing the apostrophe that ...