Once an obscure open-source 3D program, Blender has become an increasingly popular tool for creatives of all stripes.

Printing in "4D" might sound like something cooked up for a sci-fi novel, but it's actually a real object printing technique that builds on what's already possible with current 3D printers in mind ...

Need quick scene clutter? ScatterFlow offers naturalistic, physics-driven scattering in Blender 4.4, plus a library of 450+ ...

4D printing creates 3D objects that change their shape over time in response to stimuli such as heat, moisture or light. It is useful for making structures that can adapt to their environment, ...

One 4D concept: underground pipes that change shape to help move water. MIT. These days, 3D printing seems to be at the core of most new new research ventures, whether it's developing ways to ...

Wherein most 3D printers are designed to create objects that have to remain rigid in structure and shape, 4D printing, as it is called, allows the 3D printed objects to change their shape and ...

Proposed by scientists at MIT, 4D printing can revolutionize the way objects are not only printed but also created and used. The idea, unveiled first by MIT scientist and TED fellow Skyler Tibbits ...