As the size of the available collections of 3D objects grows, database transactions become essential for their management with the key operation being retrieval (query). Large collections are also ...

Dr Robinson said previous studies had explored the perception of illusory faces, but this was the first time the team had explored how the brain processes and categorises faces in objects.

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SMIRK brings Pixar-inspired detached facial features to Blender using Geometry Nodes—free, node-based, and Grease Pencil compatible.

You can now unofficially sideload the Ultra-exclusive watch faces onto older Galaxy Watches, so there’s one less reason to splurge on the Ultra.

OpenScatter, a free Blender add-on, offers advanced object scattering with features like texture masks, guide curves, wind animation, and object collision.

A simple Blender 4.1+ add-on that lets you easily copy, paste, and remove multiple specific modifiers across all selected objects. The add-on supports both single and multiple modifier operations.

Two Russian nationals face charges of conspiracy to commit money laundering and operating an unlicensed money-transmitting business, while one remains at large.

Face pareidolia is the brain's tendency to see faces in random objects, like clouds. But why does this happen?

A recent study delves into pareidolia, the human tendency to perceive faces in inanimate objects, revealing how humans and AI detect illusory faces.