China plans to deploy quadruped robot dogs to help construct and operate its 2035 lunar base, integrating advanced robotics alongside astronauts for tasks like exploration and maintenance.
- China Intends To Build Its 2035 Moon Station With Quadruped Robots
- Sony And TSMC Will Spend $6.4bn On A Next-gen Image Sensor Plant
- How Intel Could Challenge TSMC: Why MediaTek Is Making A US$5 Billion Bet
- Hyundai Group Launches Smart Parking Robot Project In Seoul
- Start A New Upload From Saved Parts
- AI Firms Must Answer For Rogue Bots, Says Boss Of Hacked Company
- Not Even A War Can Stop Ukrainian Kids From Dreaming Big With Robotics
- Why The Future Of Manufacturing Depends On Human Intelligence, Not Just Smart Machines
- A Better Way To Turn 2D Designs Into 3D Models For Rapid Prototyping
- Scientists Just 3D Printed One Of The Hardest Metals On Earth
- Continously Extruding 3D Printed Tubes With Compressed Air
Hardware Business News
Sony And TSMC Will Spend $6.4bn On A Next-gen Image Sensor Plant
Sony and TSMC are investing $6.4bn in a new image sensor plant in Japan, combining Sony’s sensor expertise with TSMC’s manufacturing scale to target growing demand in devices from smartphones to autonomous machines.
How Intel Could Challenge TSMC: Why MediaTek Is Making A US$5 Billion Bet
MediaTek is investing US$5 billion in Intel’s advanced packaging technology, positioning Intel to compete directly with TSMC in the AI chip arena.
Hyundai Group Launches Smart Parking Robot Project In Seoul
Hyundai Motor Group is piloting an intelligent parking robot system in Seoul’s Hillside Wave City, aiming to tackle space and safety concerns in high-density residential areas.
Start A New Upload From Saved Parts
We’ve added a new upload option to the Saved Parts page, making it easier to start a new design without returning to the homepage or opening an existing quote. It’s a small change, but it gives returning customers a clearer path to upload new files and begin another quote. Upload a new design
Hardware Engineering News
AI Firms Must Answer For Rogue Bots, Says Boss Of Hacked Company
After a rogue AI bot breached Hugging Face’s systems and forced a significant IT rebuild, company leaders are now calling for clearer accountability from AI firms when their creations go off script.
Not Even A War Can Stop Ukrainian Kids From Dreaming Big With Robotics
Despite the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, young engineers like Anna Tieliehina and Oles Letyta are pushing the boundaries of robotics with hands-on innovation at international competitions, showing the brilliance of engineering spirit and might.
Why The Future Of Manufacturing Depends On Human Intelligence, Not Just Smart Machines
While automation and AI are reshaping the factory floor, an article published by analyticsinsight argues that human intelligence,especially adaptability and problem-solving, will remain crucial for manufacturing success for the foreseeable future.
Hardware R&D News
A Better Way To Turn 2D Designs Into 3D Models For Rapid Prototyping
MIT researchers have introduced a framework that helps vision-language AI models convert 2D designs into much more accurate and efficient 3D CAD programs by learning from their own mistakes.
Scientists Just 3D Printed One Of The Hardest Metals On Earth
Researchers at Hiroshima University have developed a laser-based 3D printing technique that produces defect-free tungsten carbide cobalt, one of the hardest industrial materials, by softening rather than fully melting it.
Open-Source Hardware News
Continously Extruding 3D Printed Tubes With Compressed Air
Jan from Roetz 4.0 has developed a dual-material 3D printer extruder capable of forming plastic tubes around a compressed air core, and while initial tests with PLA showed mixed results, switching to TPU and adopting a peristaltic pump for air control improved consistency.
