General Electric Headquarters

Designed and built the model for GE and their new headquarters they were building in Boston. Used publicly available blueprints and concept art. The model was built to be 3D printed in full color and with transparent windows on a Stratasys J750. A project that pushed the limits of full color resin printing and alternative resins which allow "glass" transparency.

TogglesVR

We love VR. We love everything about the ability to put a VR headset onto our head and be transported to another place. The problem is that strapping gear to a customer’s head or giving them an interface with no way to interact with them (classic Google Cardboard issue) requires a level of commitment that not all people are prepared to do.

Round Rock Dragon Band Lego

Bittersweet day today as my youngest child graduates from high school. Here is a fun model that I made that can be 3D printed nicely and painted or just use a silver Sharpie marker for the nonblack areas of the uniform. We were associated with the band for more than 6 years between our kids and will miss this part of our life.

UT Tower

Took a cartoon design of the iconic University of Texas Tower and built a 3D model that can be easily printed. Built in Blender and printable in resin or filament.

ScreenDUET

screenDUET is a revolutionary new way that broadcasters and event coordinators can reach their audience. Ad syncing, social interaction and HTML5 games are all available on our platform — in real-time, on all smart devices, without an app download.

Beacon Gallery

This app uses beacon technology that allows the app to communicate with the art works themselves. As you tour the gallery, the app pops up information about the specific art piece you are standing near.

Mightie Football

Mightie Football is an iPad application that allows flag football coaches the ability to show their players the routes to run. Most apps in this space are too complicated, visually unappealing and don’t properly address the audience of youth flag football players and their attention spans.

MeMeFig

3D scanning via the Structure Sensor combined with 3D printed models are the ultimate family keepsake.

helfy

helfy was built from the ground up to be the most fun and effective way to allow your peers to compete in activity challenges. Instead of giant cattle call challenges where you seem to be lost in a crowd of thousands, or are restricted to just challenging “friends”, helfy lets you create your own targeted challenge groups.

Knuckles Sensor Grip

For years we’ve been using our Structure Sensor with our iPad Mini. The camera resolution doesn’t compare to the newer iPhone 7. So we’ve remixed a tripod mount and a new tougher looking handle to create the ultimate sensor rig.

Structure Sensor iPhone Case

We make no secret of our love of the Structure Sensor from Occipital. A great portable scanner. But we’ve recently upgraded its capability by attaching it to the newest iPhone 7 Plus and its amazing camera.

Poop Emoji Desk Plug

We’ve got several desks in the office with 2″ holes in the center for cable handling. However we seem to keep losing them and we figured we’d just 3D print a solution. This plug fits in a 2″ hole (50mm).

Dremel Makerbot Spool

We recently converted our in-office arcade video game machine away from Windows to run on a Raspberry Pi with RetroPie. While we were working on that project, we wondered if there was a way that video games could open back up to people with hand and arm disabilities.

IKEA Headphone Holder

Here in our office we’ve got a variety of IKEA desks and each person their own headphones they prefer to wear while working. We designed this solution specifically to have a more aestheic look instead of leaving their $300 headphones just laying on the desk. Simple solution.