Undoubtedly one of the best Lego Star Wars sets of all time, the 7,541-piece UCS Millennium Falcon is now $100 off at Walmart, so if you don't want to spend money at Amazon, this is the time to bag a ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The LEGO Star Wars UCS Death Star (#75419) has Star Wars fans and LEGO builders abuzz thanks to ...

Lego A/S is taking its biggest step yet into additive manufacturing, revealing that its 2025 Holiday Express Train set will include the toy maker's first production-scale 3D printed part. The ...

LEGO’s new UCS Death Star is their most expensive set ever, at $999.99 USD and 9,023 pieces The set is a detailed diorama with 38 minifigures, the most ever in a single set It is set to be released on ...

On September 4, 2025, LEGO revealed the Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) Death Star (75419). The mammoth 9,023-piece set, which will retail at $999.99, is now the most expensive LEGO set ever released.

Abstract: How to compress face video is a crucial problem for a series of online applications, such as video chat/conference, live broadcasting and remote education. Compared to other natural videos, ...

Lego's highly detailed recreation of Gotham City's skyline is on sale at Walmart as part of the retailer's huge Lego sale dubbed Bricktember. The month-long event includes a bunch of exclusive Lego ...

Anticipating a boom in nuclear energy, the US Department of Energy’s Manufacturing Demonstration Facility (MDF) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory is using 3D-printing to speed up the building of power ...

What if you could take a simple 2D image—a sketch, a logo, or even a photograph—and transform it into a fully realized 3D model, ready for 3D printing or digital design? For years, this process ...

The All Terrain Scout Transport, or better known as the AT‑ST, is an iconic two‑legged walker from Star Wars. It is most recognized from Return of the Jedi with the Battle of Endor as the Ewoks and ...

Summary: Researchers have uncovered how primate brains transform flat, 2D visual inputs into rich, 3D mental representations of objects. This process, dubbed “inverse graphics,” works by reversing the ...