This $499 scale and 3D scanner creates a 360-degree image of a user's body, forming a colorful visual aid that highlights which bits are getting bigger and smaller. There are already a number of ...

Take an object that’s up to 8 inches tall and 8 inches wide (and up to 6.6 pounds), place it on the scanner, and allow the Digitizer’s lasers to scan the object and output the 3D code to your ...

The codes consist ... injection moulding, the 3D barcodes could be incorporated into that process relatively easily. Then, hospitals or pharmacies could purchase a scanner to verify medications.

The app now includes built-in scanning functionality, which you can access either via 3D Touch on the app ... The iPhone’s QR code reader is tucked away inside the Wallet app, for example ...

As long as the person operating the scanner knows the correct orientation ... It could also be used to create 3D exploded bar codes, or other identifiers. A paper on the research was recently ...

The 3D Sonic Max is so big, in fact, that it can read two fingerprints at once for extra authentication, via Engadget. The company’s first-generation ultrasonic fingerprint reader, the 3D Sonic ...

The deal is that Sharp plans to take on Apple (and thus, the world) by releasing an e-reader of some sort. Sharp also plans on releasing 3D smartphones (think Nintendo 3DS, technology-wise).