How 3D printing could help blind researchers ‘see’ data

Published on August 18, 2022

Optically impaired and sighted scientists have developed an easy way to convey visual data by 3D printing them in minutes. This is the latest step toward a mission of helping those with visual impairments to “see” science’s stunning imagery.  

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