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Berkeley's OpenCAL Printer Forms Whole Resin Parts in 90 Seconds for $1,638

A Berkeley team just open-sourced a 3D printer that forms whole objects in under two minutes, no layers required.

Eliminating PC tasks repeated 3 or more times. The full story of the 'complete automation' built by Koten Radio's Seiten Higuchi

Seiten Higuchi, who won the Japan Podcast Awards Grand Prix for his show 'Learning History is Fun: Koten Radio' and is active ...
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RoboParty RP1 (ROBOTO 01) – A full-stack open-source humanoid robot with up to 30 degrees of freedom

Shanghai-based RoboParty has introduced the RP1 (ROBOTO 01), an open-source humanoid robot designed for robotics research, ...

Web-based Demonstration of Research Results Enabled by Edge Computing Infrastructure: A Case Study of a 3D Biological Tissue Visualization Platform (Blog N…

Introduction: The Barrier of Publicly Demonstrating Research ResultsEven after developing an excellent research algorithm, ...