Bambu Lab launches 3D-printable toys with reusable, programmable electronics

3D printer manufacturer Bambu Lab has launched a new toy system called CyberBrick under its MakerWorld brand, which pairs reusable and programmable electronics components with 3D-printable models to enable a range of possible toys based on both official and community designs. CyberBrick is initially only available through Kickstarter, but has already surpassed its funding goal, and the first kits are expected to reach backers in May 2025. CyberBrick is launching with three official toys: a forklift, a truck, and a “soccer bot,” plus a wireless controller that works with them all. The initial kits include solderless electronic modules and wireless components, along with instructions on how to 3D print more parts and assemble the official designs, starting at $29.99. The Kickstarter campaign also includes the option to buy kits that include pre-printed parts, though Bambu warns that once sales move to its regular Maker’s Supply storefront, those pre-printed kits will no longer be availa ... Read full article.