Students at the University of Manchester have created a lazer technology that creates 3-D printing. It is being used on bedding, Spider-Man bedding to be specific. According to the report the “The duvet covers and pillow cases are being produced with a digital processing and printing technique so that a third dimension instantly becomes apparent when the images are viewed using 3D glasses.” However, the technology won’t help you get a woman in the bed if you have these sheets. Sorry spider-fellas.
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WOW! Now there are two of him! This is so much better than the real clone saga…
I can see some scientist guy going home and taking a nap in his Spider-Man 3D bedsheets that he created. I cant wait until someone tries to bellyflopp onto their bed and misses because of the 3D look.