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
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
Japan is one of the countries with the strictest gun control in the world.According to reports, Japan has a total population of about 125 million, with fewer than 10 deaths per year due to gun violence. Therefore, the assassination of Shinzo Abe shocked the entire Japanese society. How difficult is it to legally own a … Read more
A nimble caterpillar firmly grips a circular tube, undulating as it moves forward. In fact, this flexible caterpillar is a soft robot directly “printed” using a new modular flexible drive method developed by Tianjin University. Soft robots have received continuous and widespread attention in recent years due to their high flexibility and safety for human … Read more
This article is authorized for reprint from the WeChat public account: Puxiang Industrial Design Station ID: iamdesign Located in Suzhou, the 3D printed villa can be built in just 3 days A 130 square meter house costs only 200,000 Yuan! After watching this video many netizens couldn’t sit still and asked various questions Recently, an … Read more
Since the outbreak of the US-China trade war in 2018, the escalation in 2025 has pushed the global supply chain to a new crossroads. The US has imposed a 145% tariff on Chinese goods, while China has retaliated with precise measures targeting the lifeblood of American agriculture. The competition between the two has evolved from … Read more
On June 5, Bilibili launched a new primary section called “Knowledge Zone.” The “Knowledge Zone” includes six secondary sections: Science Popularization, Social Sciences and Humanities, Finance, Campus Learning, Career Development, and Wild Technology Association, focusing on sharing knowledge, research, skills, viewpoints, and humanities. Homepage of the Knowledge ZoneAccording to statistics, in 2019, the number of … Read more
Do you remember how dogs smell things? They approach objects, their nostrils constantly flaring, taking short, quick breaths – that’s not just inhaling, they are “sniffing”. Humans also need to detect gases, such as detecting TNT explosives. Can we learn from dogs’ way of smelling to enhance the “sensitivity” of detectors? The sensitivity of a … Read more
This is an ancient Roman temple located in the ancient city of Palmyra, Syria, built around 32 AD to honor the Palmyrene god Baal. Baal Temple. Image source: www.china-review.com From the ancient natural worship to the Christian civilization of the Roman Empire, the Baal Temple has stood in Palmyra, remaining intact despite the changes in … Read more
A 14-year-old boy, Xiaotian (pseudonym), has a “difficult-to-speak-of” ailment. He cannot open his mouth wide, even with all his strength. The oral opening is less than the width of a finger. He cannot laugh heartily, and even struggles to eat normally. Simple actions like opening his mouth are as difficult as climbing a mountain for … Read more