See how they become the finished garment.
Publish sewing patterns that can also be viewed in three dimensions to show you how they construct the final garment.
Make a room’s walls “3D.”
Cover walls with “3D” pictures using lenticular lens.
If you have a reproduction of a famous painting, why not have it framed like the original?!
Make 3D printed replicas of famous paintings’ frames.
You have a surface that has a color and texture, and sooner or later you get a scratch, nick, etc. in it.
A pen that can scan a small area of the surface you have the blemish in, so it can get the color and texture, and then “prints” the same color and texture in the blemished area, making the blemish disappear.
To help patients visualize how their teeth look like and where the problems are.
Have a software that takes the X-Ray and renders it in 3D, so the result looks less like a flat black and white photo of your teeth, and more like a color rendition of it. Colors can represent different conditions and facts.