doob uses the "dooblicator," 3D full-body scanning system that relies on a process known as photogrammetry, to make lifelike 3D printed action figures. And you can get your own.

How to 3D print your creation Our resident CNET 3D printing expert James Bricknell has taken this craze one step further and, using some clever AI technology, 3D-printed one of these ChatGPT images.

I had the chance to do so at CES, where Hasbro was demoing its Selfie Series, which lets you put your 3D-printed head atop a Ghostbuster, Star Wars, Power Ranger, GI Joe, or Marvel action figure ...

What's happening You'll be able to see your own face on Hasbro action figures based on characters from megahit movies like Star Wars, Disney and Marvel titles. Why it matters 3D printing is adding ...

The story: The world's first 3D-printer photo booth will soon be open for business. Unlike traditional booths that spit out 4-panel strips of candid snaps, Omote 3D will transform the likenesses ...

And when those two things collided, we said, ‘Hey, I think the time is now to launch Hasbro's Selfie Series.’" A G.I. Joe figure personalized with 3D printing. Image courtesy of Formlabs.

I love making and personalizing things I use and am excited to see how fans react to this new 3D printing-powered experience.” The Selfie Series is set to launch in the U.S. this fall.

Each custom-faced action figure will sell for $60. There's more information in the following video. UPDATE (Sept. 26, 2022): The Hasbro Selfie Series figures are now available, at a price of $79.99 ...

That’s already happening in the Netherlands and Belgium, where Staples recently announced it would soon provide 3D printing services in-store for consumers.

While the price point is definitely higher than your average action figure, Davis doesn't think it will necessarily be a huge obstacle for parents, since they will not only be getting a toy for ...

Enter 3D printing marketplace Shapeways, which previously created a Doge action figure. They’ve introduced a “Sad Keanu” action figure in two sizes … though really, “inaction figure ...