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PotterDraw is a free 3D software application for designing and visualizing pottery. It’s useful for creating cylindrical shapes such as pots, flasks, vases, bowls, plates, cups, glasses, goblets, or anything similar. The outer wall of the pot is drawn using a spline, which consists of one or more curved or linear segments. The inner wall is generated automatically. PotterDraw can export files suitable for 3D printing. It can also map synthesized or user-specified textures onto the pot. Mesh and texture properties can be modulated by oscillators for more complex effects, and the modulations can be animated to create videos.

The Fab@Home Project (http://www.fabathome.org) allows you to build your own fabber (3D printer/rapid prototyper), which can print almost anything, right on your desktop. The Fab@Home application is the interface between you and your fabber.

Project on GitHub: https://github.com/chrisvana/printer This library creates 3D prints from procedurally generated voxels. It can be used to 3D print anything from fractals to MRIs. Special support is included for generating 3D prints from DICOM files, used in the medical industry. It also includes a base geometry library for points/triangles/meshes, including 2D and 3D mesh simplification. BSD-3.

...As both the sensor boards and STM32 are very inexpensive, their combination offers one of the most cost effective and powerful hardware combinations available for a VR Headset. Full OpenXR and OpenHMD compliance means that the Vis3r Headset will plug straight into Steam, along with pretty much anything else that offers a VR interface.