Folks over at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Media Lab have been working on a lot of cool stuff and one of them is an interactive Dynamic Shape Display called inFORM that seem to have come from a sci-fi film. According to the team, they’re “currently exploring a number of application domains for the inFORM shape display” including Geospatial data (for 3D models and designs) and Volumetric Data for medical tools such as CT scanners. Read more in our articles including "MIT Media Lab’s inFORM will make you go WTF?!" and "iPad Mini with Retina Display now official".
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May 8, 2026Folks over at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Media Lab have been working on a lot of cool stuff and one of them is an interactive Dynamic Shape Display called inFORM that seem to have come from a sci-fi film. According to the team, they’re “currently exploring a number of application domains for the inFORM shape display” including Geospatial data (for 3D models and designs) and Volumetric Data for medical tools such as CT scanners.
Our coverage of Dynamic Shape Display includes: "MIT Media Lab’s inFORM will make you go WTF?!"; "iPad Mini with Retina Display now official"; "TCL launches A400M and A400 Pro Lifestyle TVs in the Philippines". Each article provides unique insights and information.