For years, manufacturing has lived with a bad bargain: if you wanted more output, you usually accepted more waste, more energy use, and more emissions. That tradeoff is starting to crack. AI and additive manufacturing are beginning to change the model itself, turning production into something more precise, more responsive, and far less wasteful. NIST now highlights generative design and predictive maintenance among the ways AI is already reshaping manufacturing, while the U.S. Department of Energy points to additive manufacturing as a path to lower material use, lower energy use, and lower emissions.
I never supported a single kickstarter project ever.... until whispers of the X1 Carbon and AMS started appearing online. For the price, it couldn't be beat. I had spent almost the exact same amount building a Voron 2.4 from a million parts a year prior. I decided, now is the time to jump in and so I had backed my first kickstarter project. It turned out to be a great gamble.
Cinematography, the art of visual storytelling, has been central to filmmaking for more than a century. But, like every other aspect of our digital age, it has been disrupted and transformed by technology. Two technologies – Cinewhoop drones and 3D printing – have come together to open up exciting new possibilities for filmmakers.
The integration of AI and 3D printing holds immense potential for the future. With advancements in AI algorithms and 3D printing technology, we can expect to see more intelligent and autonomous 3D printers that can self-optimize and self-correct, leading to more efficient and reliable manufacturing processes. Moreover, the use of AI can also enable more personalized and customized 3D printing. By analyzing user data and preferences, AI can help design and print products that are tailored to the
The Bambu Lab X1 series of 3D printers promises to revolutionize the desktop FDM 3D printing industry by offering a number of exciting features. The X1 Series is the first launch from Bambu Lab, and is already making waves on Kickstarter, having surpassed expectations just days after its launch.
After posting a series of videos on YouTube around the Fysetc Voron 2.4 (350mm) kit, I'm now in the process of doing mods and upgrades. Make sure to follow my YouTube channel to see more.
A new Voron kit from China has appeared on the scene, and its from our friends at Fysetc, creators of the popular Spider board which replaced the BTT SKR and was created in collaboration with the Voron design team.
