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Welcome back to IoT Forge News Digest #17 — the summer break is over, and innovation is in full swing. From open-source nanotech motion platforms to massive new 3D printers, this episode is packed with jaw-dropping engineering updates.
📌 In This Episode You’ll See:
🖨️ Open-Source Nanotech Platform: 50-nanometer precision motion system built from cheap NEMA motors
🐘 Elephant in a Cell: Slovenian researchers 3D print a 10-micron elephant inside a living cell
⚡ Bambu Lab H2S: The largest, fastest, smartest printer yet — with wireless multicolor H2C hotends coming
🔧 ESPHome 2025.8: Nordic nRF52 support via Zephyr RTOS + ESPNow mesh networking for battery-powered sensors
From microscopic breakthroughs to garage-ready mega printers, this digest covers the entire scale of engineering brilliance.
💬 Which story amazed you most — the nanotech, the living-cell elephant, or Bambu’s H2S? Drop your take in the comments!
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By IoT ForgeWelcome back to IoT Forge News Digest #17 — the summer break is over, and innovation is in full swing. From open-source nanotech motion platforms to massive new 3D printers, this episode is packed with jaw-dropping engineering updates.
📌 In This Episode You’ll See:
🖨️ Open-Source Nanotech Platform: 50-nanometer precision motion system built from cheap NEMA motors
🐘 Elephant in a Cell: Slovenian researchers 3D print a 10-micron elephant inside a living cell
⚡ Bambu Lab H2S: The largest, fastest, smartest printer yet — with wireless multicolor H2C hotends coming
🔧 ESPHome 2025.8: Nordic nRF52 support via Zephyr RTOS + ESPNow mesh networking for battery-powered sensors
From microscopic breakthroughs to garage-ready mega printers, this digest covers the entire scale of engineering brilliance.
💬 Which story amazed you most — the nanotech, the living-cell elephant, or Bambu’s H2S? Drop your take in the comments!