Everyone has differently-sized ears, so it can be hard to find a pair of decently-sized earbuds that fit -- that is, unless you 3D scan your ear.

Instead a device scans the ear for 100,000 data points. The shape of the customer's inner ear appears on screen during the one minute long scan. That information is then put on a 3D printer at ...

LAS VEGAS —U.S. Navy Seals, hearing aid users and audiophiles all need custom-fit earpieces to get the best sound and perhaps shield their ears from outside noise. New 3D ear scanning technology ...

A doctor in the U.K. is using 3D scanning and printing technology to create hyper-accurate ear implants for children suffering from congenital ear defects.

Transformative ear scanning technology now even faster and easier to use WILMINGTON, Mass. , Aug. 12, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Lantos Technologies, creators of the industry’s only FDA-cleared 3D ...

3D-printed mold created from ear scans helps provide framework for cow cartilage cells to grow into a prosthetic ear Latest U.S.

Well, first the researchers recruited five children aged between 6 and 10 years old, each of whom suffered from microtia in just one ear. Then, the scientists took CT scans of each child’s ...

Next, they use a 3D printer to produce a solid plastic mold the exact shape of the ear and fill it with a high-density collagen gel, which they describe as having a consistency similar to Jell-O.

Sennheiser's 3D mapping technology offers custom earbud tips that are easy, quick, and worth trying if available globally.