Ars Technica

The next Napster? Copyright questions as 3D printing comes of age

The Penrose Triangle is as elegant as it is impossible—much like M.C. Escher’s drawings, it presents a two-dimensional illusion that the eye interprets as three-dimensional. The task of effectively ...
BBC

Using Pythagoras in 3D

Pythagoras' theorem can also be used to solve 3D problems. You often need to use Pythagoras' theorem more than once in each problem as we create extra right-angled triangles in the 3D shapes. First ...
WRAL TechWire

Fighting tooth decay: Triangle startup advances 3D dental imaging tech

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – A new dental imaging system that can help dentists see tooth decay earlier and in greater detail has received regulatory clearance and is expected to be commercially available ...
The Business Journals

Here is the next wave in 3D printing — human organs — courtesy of N.C. State University

At a lab at N.C. State, Binil Starly could be a part of medical history and he's using industrial engineers to do it. Starly says we're getting close - close to a world where, when delivering the ...
WRAL

As pedestrian crashes rise in Triangle, police use 3D technology to bolster investigations

Using data and imagery from a 3-D scanner, the 3-D printer produces replicas of crashed cars. The finished product allows investigators to examine the scaled-down car from all angles in the palm of ...