Amazon has been conducting research that involves digital 3D "scans" of people's bodies in exchange for a $25 Amazon gift card. The e-commerce giant is currently carrying out the image study at two ...

Imagine a Marvel-style body scanner that examines your body in such detail that it can produce a 3D computerized model to track your health. ZOZO, a Japan-based tech company, actually built one to ...

Not least because it has been trumpeted (PDF) as Australia's largest-ever body-shape survey using 3D body-scanning technology. At a cost of $1 million, the project will involve scanning up to 20,000 ...

The following essay is reprinted with permission from The Conversation, an online publication covering the latest research. Amazon is reportedly looking for people who are willing to have their bodies ...

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An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Amazon is inviting people to its New York offices to have their bodies scanned in exchange for $25 gift vouchers. Amazon says in the invitation, ...

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