Affordable AI Robot Training: Google Brain & Berkeley Launch Low-Cost Robot Training Platform ROBEL

New Intelligence Report Source: GoogleAI Editors: Xiao Qin, Da Ming [New Intelligence Overview] Making robot research accessible to the public. Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, and Google Brain have jointly developed the low-cost robot learning platform ROBEL, which supports the expansion of robot experiments and reinforcement learning, while ensuring robustness, flexibility, and reproducibility. … Read more

Artificial Intelligence and Robotics: The New Business of Silicon Valley

Silicon Valley is entering a new era centered around artificial intelligence and robotics. Judging by the behavior of financiers and entrepreneurs, the current revival of artificial intelligence is likely to continue thriving. Today’s recommended article, “John Markoff: Silicon Valley Embraces AI, Enters a New Era,” comes from Toutiao Machine Heart. For over a decade, tech … Read more

Hair Loss Has Hope! 3D Printing Expected to Supply Hair Follicles in Unlimited Quantities

Hair loss is a nightmare for young people. Modern technology can provide hair transplants to achieve a full head of hair, but hair transplants do not create new hair follicles from scratch; instead, they extract follicles from the back of the patient’s head, which is a process of robbing Peter to pay Paul. So, are … Read more

Incredible! 3D Printing a Finger to Transform Ordinary People into Six-Fingered Musicians!?

Author: Zhang Wang Editor: Luo Jiang Have you heard of the six-fingered musician? Now you can be one too. For a long time, prosthetics have existed to serve people with disabilities, whether due to congenital defects or accidents. But why can’t ordinary people use prosthetics? Instead of just replacement, ordinary people having prosthetics could mean … Read more

The 3D Printed Concrete Footbridge Completed in 450 Hours: Would You Dare to Walk on It?

A 3D printing system with two robotic arms has completed a concrete footbridge in 450 hours, measuring 26.3 meters in length and 3.6 meters in width, featuring a single-arch structure… This is a real 3D printed concrete footbridge. The research team stated that the bridge underwent a 1:4 scale material bridge destruction test, and its … Read more

Can 3D Printing Create Fur? You Think It’s Easy, Don’t You!

Nowadays, people are no longer unfamiliar with 3D printing. From the initial cream-squeezing stacking technology to the current light-curing technology, and from DIY model toys to practical technologies in mechanical, biological, and medical fields, the continuous progress of 3D printing technology is evident. Recently, researchers at the MIT Media Lab have opened a new skill … Read more

The First 3D Printed Handgun Design, Circulated for Nine Years

In 2018, the U.S. Department of Justice allowed the re-release of 3D printed gun designs created by Cody Wilson. “The Pandora’s box has been opened.” The stories we hear about 3D printing have often been shrouded in warmth and kindness—such as its use in printing prosthetics and creating new medications. 3D Printing | Photo by … Read more

Azoth 3D Expands Capacity with Light-Cured Metal 3D Printing

On April 15, 2025, Polar Bear learned that the American additive manufacturing service provider Azoth 3D has adopted the Hammer Lab35 system to expand its production capacity. The Hammer Lab35 system utilizes a new light-based metal manufacturing (LMM) technology, enabling Azoth 3D to produce small, high-resolution parts with a delivery cycle of 5 to 7 … Read more

High Tariffs on Cars in the U.S.: Can 3D Printing Significantly Reduce Costs?

Antarctic Bear Guide: 3D printing may become a powerful tool to break through the high-tariff era, especially for countries and regions with underdeveloped manufacturing industries. Starting April 2025, the Trump administration in the U.S. will impose a 25% tariff on all imported passenger cars, light trucks, and certain automotive parts. Although the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement … Read more

China Successfully Completes First Space ‘3D Printing’ – What Was Printed?

Click the blue text to follow“CCTV News” On the 5th of this month, the Long March 5B carrier rocket successfully completed its maiden flight carrying China’s new generation manned spacecraft test vehicle which also included a“3D printer” This is China’s first space 3D printing experiment and also the first time in the world to conduct … Read more