Perhaps you've wondered what Doritos would look like in a CT scan. We did, so here's a clump of Cool Ranch Doritos, scanned through the bag. But there's more...🧵
We CT scanned a Stanley Quencher cup to look for the lead that’s supposedly inside. Here’s what we found, and what it says about how these cups are made… 🧵
We CT scanned an Apple Vision Pro! We also scanned two Meta headsets. Here’s what we found inside, and what it says about the two companies’ approach to AR/VR and to hardware development in general. 🧵
Last month @AnkerOfficial recalled over one million power banks due to an unspecified battery manufacturing issue. We CT scanned 3 recalled power banks and 2 that weren’t recalled to see what’s going on inside. Here’s what we found…
Do water filters actually do anything? We CT scanned several popular water filters before and after use to see what they’re able to keep out of your body. Here’s what we found… 🧵
We extracted STL mesh files of the snacks as they sit inside their bags, imported them into Blender, and textured them. This involved exploring shades of orange and yellow that exist nowhere else on earth.
Our amazing interns Jessica and Brian took the project from there. Jessica painted the 3D printed snacks so realistically that our office cleaner threw them in the compost overnight.
These are hand-painted, 3D printed duplicates of Doritos, Cheetos, and Ruffles!
You’ve seen our CT scans that look like this, produced on a @lumafield Neptune scanner. Today we’re launching a new kind of scanner that will change the way everything is made…🧵
