🚀 CyberBrick™ is coming to Kickstarter March 15th!

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Turning playtime into hands-on STEM learning. Print, snap in the modules, and bring RC vehicles, robots, and smart gadgets to life—suitable for all skill levels.

CyberBrick™ is a modular smart toy ecosystem that transforms 3D printed objects into functional, interactive creations through:

  • Programmable Hardware: Wireless Controllers and Functional Modules

  • 3D Print Framework: Open Design Specs + Reference Designs

  • Dual-Layer Coding: App-based Configuration + MicroPython Programming

  • Community Blueprints: Extensive 3D-printable models & codebase

With 10+ amazing projects ready to print and more coming all the time, the fun never stops. Meet the builds that prove what’s possible. Shipping begins April 15th.

Sign up for Early Bird deals! :point_right: Stay tuned for the upcoming CyberBrick™ Kickstarter campaign

For Designers & Creators:

Build on our open platform to design, share, and monetize your own CyberBrick™-compatible projects through the MakerWorld community. Turn your ideas into products without traditional manufacturing barriers.

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Amazing! Are there any details yet on the I dividual components so that we can start planning projects?

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Well, that’s sounds really cool! Looking forward to it!

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Sign me up!

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It didn’t make the cover shot but if you dig through the link our very own @Josh-3D came out strong with a Strandbeest!

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My cats have different opinions. They look at me more like I’m Frankenstein, bringing horrible monsters to life. :smiling_imp:

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Suena increĂ­ble, la de millones de posibilidades que te puede dar eso, se podrĂ­a hacer hasta robots y hacer competiciones con ellos.

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Why waste our time with a KickStarter campaign or is Bambu Lab running out of cash?

Kickstarter is for start ups without cash, track-record or customer base.

It also appears @BambuLab has no idea when it launches as their emails so the 13th, their social posts say the 15th.

Yet another communication fail.

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This way we can’t use our gift cards :eyes:

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If you think this is a waste of time…i dont know what isnt…dont belittle such awesome work by so many great talents COME ON

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That’s pretty cool. Hope to see it in the Maker Supply store someday.

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It’s hard to tell the scale by the photo, but going by Josh’s previous work I would imagine this is correct…

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The CyberBrick™ Kickstarter campaign will launch on March 15th, with shipping set to begin on April 15th. There has been a typo in our email marketing communication. We apologize for the confusion!

CyberBrick™ turns to Kickstarter to test a pioneering idea in modular, 3D-printed toys and gadgets, harnessing the power of the platform to connect with a community of forward-thinking backers and bring the project to life.

We can’t wait to see what you’ll do with it!

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Can’t Arduino do all these already? Python is an interesting choice. For average BBL printers owner, block programming seems to be a better choice. Still, it’s a good start and I’m looking forward to see what it entails.

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Looks really interesting but the launch page is a bit light on the technical details. I’d really like to know what MCU is used along with more info on pins, module capabilities, software stacks, etc to know what the technical limits of the platform are.

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I’m excited for this. I know nothing about electronics and coding and would really like to learn. I’m sure you can do more sophisticated things with Arduino/Raspberry Pi/etc, but if you have no knowledge base at all like myself, this would be a fun and easy way to learn (even if these are aimed at STEM kids.)

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@Josh-3D clearly has the new larger printer for testing and is trying to tell us the bed size…. @PrinterMcgee i think your guess might be right.

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yeah!!! I expect to see this coming for a while , I’m in !!! :slight_smile:

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It looks like they are using an ESP32 so really all methods of generating a binary for it should be on the table, Arduino/C++/Python/PlatformIO and my latest favourite, ESPHome.

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Damnit!!! I have so many that I don’t need to use on anything else!

How do I get in on a beta unit? Or at least get some cad drawings

I’ve had two designs sitting half done waiting for the “RC Car” module for ages

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