2016 3D Social 
TechCrunch
NOVEMBER 17, 2020
Hover — which has built a platform that uses eight basic smartphone photos to patch together a 3D image of your home that can then be used by contractors, insurance companies and others to assess a repair, price out the job, and then order the parts to do the work — has raised $60 million in new funding.
Gorilla Logic
JUNE 25, 2019
About a year ago, I really wanted to buy a 3D printer, but after looking at a myriad of options on the web, I decided not to spend my entire Christmas bonus on one… maybe you’ll understand me. I didn’t even know how to use a 3D printer, so why would I have spent that kind of money on a new toy? IT WAS FUN.
TechCrunch
JANUARY 4, 2023
a few years later to co-found the fintech startup Frank.Money and AR firm Kernel AR, which Snap acquired for an undisclosed amount in October 2016. The brothers moved to the U.S. ” Image Credits: Product Science.
CIO
FEBRUARY 28, 2023
A good deal of the traffic has been driven by a QR code deployed across social media channels and other communications outlets to promote awareness of the digital museum’s existence. To date, the Searchable Museum has served more than 1.6 million page views, with more than 65% of that traffic coming from mobile phones, Roberts says.
CTOvision
JANUARY 23, 2015
I’ve been blogging for years about a variety of research efforts which additively culminated in today’s announcements: HoloLens, HoloStudio for 3D holographic building, and a series of apps (e.g. I’ve worn it, used it, designed 3D models with it, explored the real surface of Mars, played and laughed and marveled with it.
O'Reilly Media - Data
MARCH 22, 2018
Data Scientist Cathy O’Neil has recently written an entire book filled with examples of poor interpretability as a dire warning of the potential social carnage from misunderstood models—e.g., Interpreting high-dimensional MNIST data by visualizing in 3D using PCA for building domain knowledge using TensorFlow. Lipton, 2016.
BrainStation Technology
JULY 3, 2019
3D modeling . New York’s 3D printing community is considered the largest in the world. According to July 2016 data from 3D Hubs, New York was home to 3,739 makers and 516 3D printers, far ahead of second-place L.A., Leading companies include Shapeways, 3D Brooklyn, 3D Hubs, and Voodoo Manufacturing.
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