3D Printing and Scanning: From Science to Art to Anthropology and Beyond

The role of 3D printing and scanning has grown immensely in the past few years, as new materials and new printing methods open exciting new avenues. For the start of the 2021 academic year, we'll be looking at some exciting new projects across the many fields making increasing use of LaGuardia Studio's resources.

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LaGuardia Studio

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New York, New York 10012
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researchers using handheld scanners on human fossils

Scanning and Printing Ancient Human Fossils

3D scanning fossils makes it easier and safer to examine and share them with researchers.

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Face and Bilateral Arm Transplant

Working with NYU Langone, the Studio created arms and a face mask for a transplant donor.
Infant Cleft Palate Surgical Models

Working with NYU Langone, the Studio created models for infant cleft palate surgery training.

Featured Clients

Morehshin Allahyari

Creating Art from Politics, Jinn, and Tech
Heather Dewey-Hagborg

Using DNA and 3D Printing to Explore Identity
TheLaserGirls

3D Scanning and Printing for Cosplay and Community

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