Using 3D platform Sketchfab, researchers reconstruct an interactive model of the English king's burial site as he was found under a parking lot in Leicester. Michelle Starr Science editor Michelle ...

From 3D-printed prototypes to immersive game worlds, the demand for 3D content is surging across industries—and with it, the ...

Tesla’s affordable new Model 3 electric car is the talk of the town at the moment, but you can’t actually play with a real one just yet. More than 400,000 excited fans already paid $1,000 towards the ...

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Much like a player of video games, Stephen Bohus can move effortlessly on his computer monitor through the three-dimensional ...

As we all stop caring about 3D TVs, smartwatches, and other recent tech fads, the attention now turns to head-worn interactive displays. And if you think Microsoft’s new HoloLens has what it takes to ...

It looks like eventually we'll be landing on more than arid planets and pirate bases when Star Citizen finally achieves its ambitions. Someone has found a detailed, sprawling city hidden in the game's ...

Medical education has always relied on physical models to teach anatomy, but traditional options, such as cadavers or ...

Imagine a reality where surgeons practice difficult procedures on virtual renditions of their patients before walking into the operating room, and professional athletes review their exact muscle ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

If BYU has ever felt too big to take in, there's now a miniature version. BYU presented a new three-dimensional model of campus at an unveiling ceremony on Tuesday, July 2, at the Gordon B. Hinckley ...