You’ve seen it in movies and shows — the hero takes a blurry still picture, and with a few keystrokes, generates a view from a different angle or sometimes even a full 3D model. Turns out ...

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A new, densely annotated 3D-text dataset called 3D-GRAND can help train embodied AI, like household robots, to connect ...

The effort produced some stunning images and ... diagram of the human brain, known as a “connectome.” Harvard and Google researchers have created a comprehensive 3D map of almost every neuron ...

What if, instead of using X-rays or ultrasound, we could use touch to image the insides ... layer—using 3D printing. The bionic finger was able to reproduce a 3D profile of the tissue’s ...

the first human being created by God, might have looked," the message from the movie theater read, alongside the picture. A 3D rendering of a man created by the Alamo Drafthouse NYC and Vin Diesel ...

The importance of being able to image whole hemispheres of human brains intact and down to ... slabs to reconstruct each hemisphere in full 3D down to the precise alignment of individual blood ...

But the protein’s all-important 3D ... human cells. The team’s best way of taking a “photograph” of the protein was using X-rays—an imprecise tool that only returned the fuzziest of images.

The picture was shared by the Alamo Drafthouse cinema chain. A picture of a 3D model suggesting how the first human would have possibly looked like has gone viral. Many think it bears a striking ...

In Optica, a multi-institutional group of researchers from the UK and U.S. shows that the new system can construct a 3D image depicting a clearly recognizable human face of a person 325 meters away.