Now, a pair of artists have released sneakily-taken 3D scans of Nefertiti’s bust, giving anyone with internet access and a 3D printer the chance to have their very own copy.

Every ambitious builder has tried a DIY project that fell just beyond his or her grasp. As these examples show, soon nothing will limit makers but their own imaginations—thanks to innovations in 3D ...

3DMakerPro has named their latest 3D scanner the Moose, following their tradition of naming their scanners after animals. The Moose is a portable and lightweight scanning solution that's perfect ...

Part 3D scanner and part social network, it lets you scan a location or object, edit it (cropping it to just the bits you’re interested in, or adding pre-built digital objects), and share it ...

People viewing that model on a computer can subsequently rotate it, zoom in on its details, measure parts of it, or even create an enlarged physical copy of it using a 3D printer.

Ars puts five home 3D scanning options to the ultimate test—scanning kids and clay cats.

You may not want to buy the ShapeScale 3D body scanner unless you’re comfortable in your own skin. Using infrared depth sensors and a high-res camera, ShapeScale can create an amazingly accurate 3D ...

There are already a number of 3D body scanners on the market for a variety of uses, including health and fitness tracking. The ShapeScale stands out not only because it's smaller and cheaper but ...