This is the world's largest 3D-printed object. It was printed at Oak Ridge National Lab, and took 30 hours to make. It's a tool that will help Boeing build aircraft wings. Preliminary tests show ...

Its wings, though flat ... that masquerade as uninteresting or inedible objects. But the moth’s use of structural coloration to create a 3D illusion pushes the boundaries of what scientists ...

If you’re moving beyond foam board wings, 3D printing is an excellent way to create an accurate airfoil, and [Tom Stanton] provides us with an excellent guide to modeling wing sections for easy ...

While Western versions of the XFX RX 9070/9070 XT Quicksilver cards seemingly don't come with any wings attached to either ...

They found the moth mimics the 3D shape and coloration of a leaf using specialized nanostructures on its wings. "These nanostructures ... as uninteresting objects—from fish that resemble leaves ...