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CyberBrick previews reusable electronics for 3D-printed projects
The MakerWorld team’s March 6 announcement schedules a crowdfunding campaign for March 15.
By BambuRumors · Published · 1 min read
CyberBrick announced its Kickstarter pre-launch on March 6, 2025, introducing a modular electronics ecosystem for 3D-printed toys, vehicles and interactive projects. Bambu Lab described the initiative as a spin-off from its MakerWorld team, extending printing beyond static plastic models.[1]
The proposed hardware uses compact modules, small connectors and a solderless assembly approach. Bluetooth connectivity and ready-made configurations are intended to simplify initial setup, while companion applications provide parameter adjustment. For more advanced projects, users can work with MicroPython rather than being limited to a fixed set of actions.
The idea is to reuse the electronic components in successive printed builds. A maker can print and assemble an existing design, change control bindings, try graphical event programming, then modify code or design compatible mechanical parts. MakerWorld supplies the community setting for sharing those projects, making the printable structure and the electronic hardware parts of one workflow.
The announcement scheduled the crowdfunding campaign for March 15 and said shipping was expected to begin April 15. It described both DIY kits for people with printers and complete sets including printed parts. Those were the pre-launch plans, so backers still needed to evaluate the actual campaign’s package contents, fulfillment terms and progress. CyberBrick was a new electronics-and-content project, rather than an additional model of Bambu Lab 3D printer.
[1] Bambu Lab — official source
