Elon Musk, the epitome of mad scientist and the supposed inspiration for Tony Stark, has just released a video detailing the type of 3D modeling that has only been seen in the Iron Man movies ...

Archilogic has constructed a 3D model of the iconic, futuristic clifftop mansion owned by Tony Stark (AKA Iron Man). Explore it for yourself!

Makers have been 3D printing parts of Iron Man’s suit – like the arc reactor and the repulsors – for a while now, but this is the first time we’ve come across a complete suit that you can ...

In a new 3D exercise from Archilogic, fan-fiction fanatics everywhere can explore what Iron Man's house might look like in real life.

[Pat Starace’s] Iron Man inspired 3D printed hand and forearm are a perfect example of such personality and expert engineering… with an added dash of hacker flair.

Elon Musk, the world's busiest rich dude/mad scientist, has just posted a video showing off the Iron Man-inspired 3D modeling software he tweeted about last week. Because people don't compare him ...

VideoWhether it is the Iron Man heads-up display in his suit or the virtual-reality, holographic-like display on which he moves around inventions and objects with the flick of a wrist, many of us ...

It looks like Iron Man's arm, but it's actually a fully-functioning bionic prosthetic for a seven-year-old kid. Electronically wired and capable of moving, it can, for instance, open and close its ...

The movie industry is beginning to see how much value 3D printing offers, especially on effects-heavy films that are made with huge numbers of 3D digital models.