December 1, 2012
The image displayed on a TV screen is two-dimensional (2D), so, regardless of the technology used to produce the image, three-dimensional (3D) TV screens rely on the way in which human beings perceive depth to create an illusion of three dimensions. Essentially, if the left and right eyes are shown alternating images of the same […]
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July 23, 2012
Modern day 3D printers usually create intricate objects such as engineering parts are now being used to create something even more complex and completely awe-inspiring; human tissue & organs. Towards the end of last decade, Organovo realised their concept of the bioprinter; a printer which enables scientists to print human tissue. In 2012 lung tissue […]
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