This awesome toy was originally the brainchild of John J. Jameson, who invented the walking gyroscope in 1981. Relying on gyroscopic motion to propel itself with tiny steps, Mattel originally snapped up the patent but…
3D printing has made its way into many classrooms over the past year. With many schools adopting the latest technology, it’s interesting to see some of the new and inventive ways that teachers are using…
I remember carefully positioning my action figurines into dramatic poses with their little swords, but these ModiBots are so much cooler than the GI Joes that I had.
A service through Shapeways called Mixee Me lets you create custom avatars that will be shipped to your door.
Send a couple photos of yourself (or whoever) off to HeadBooble.com and they will ship to you a custom 3D printed, very accurate bobblehead.
3D printing can now turn you into a superhero? It’s not cheap at $129, but who ever said being a superhero would be cheap?
What you see in the video is a 3D-printed Zoetrope, which is a device that produces the illusion of motion from a rapid succession of static pictures.