EU4M Students Bridge the Gap Between Advanced Manufacturing and Robotics.
- hassanalfaiz
- Dec 25, 2025
- 1 min read
We are proud to share the results of a double-milestone project recently completed by our students! This initiative demonstrated the full lifecycle of modern engineering—combining hardware restoration, additive manufacturing, and advanced robotics control.
🛠️ Phase 1: The Revival
The journey began with the technical "revival" of three custom 3D printers: Two CoreXY machines and one 5-axis Prusa. By restoring these machines to operational status, the students are able to produce custom structural components for their next challenge.
🤖 Phase 2: LeRobot Integration
Utilizing the newly revived printers, the students manufactured the parts for the LeRobot project. The goal: achieving real-time synchronization between "Leader" and "Follower" robotic arms.
We are thrilled to announce that the students reached this milestone just in time for the holiday break! Watching the arms move in perfect harmony is a testament to our students' dedication to mastering teleoperation and robotic precision.
🙏 Special Thanks
We would like to extend a sincere thank you to Nicolas Ramirez Ortiz from FabLab NiMa s.r.o for his invaluable expertise. Nicolas provided critical teaching and guidance throughout the 3D printing revival phase, ensuring our students had the skills to bring these machines back to life.
Congratulations to the students involved on this impressive technical success! 🎓✨
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