AI startup Hugging Face has released a 3D-printed robotic arm for $100, building on its existing robotics efforts.

It’s paired with a 3D printed manifold which delivers air to open and close the gripper as needed. Mounted on the end of [Tazer]’s robotic arm, it’s capable of lifting small objects quite well.

On the agenda first was robotic sport ... on non-planar slicing to improve strength of 3D prints. It’s safe to say that the Cartesian 3D printer has matured as a device, but this work proves ...

The 3D printing industry has seen a myriad of innovations over the past few years, but few breakthroughs hold as much promise as the Affordable Robotic Arm by Hugging Face. This game-changing ...

Hugging Face, the startup best known for the AI developer platform of the same name, is selling a programmable, 3D-printable robotic arm that can pick up and place objects and perform a few other ...

Starbucks’ new drive-thru in Texas is the brand’s first 3D printed store in the U.S. The Brownsville location was built using a robotic arm that layers concrete. Starbucks hasn’t said if ...

Ukraine’s experience with robotic sea and aircraft is revolutionizing warfare. Many of the advances have come from ground-up ...