Ren Lifeng's company, Math Magic, is leveraging artificial intelligence and 3D printing to enhance factory applications. Operating from three locations, including a dedicated laboratory equipped with 3D printers, the company uses its proprietary AI model to generate designs that are then printed and tested in-house, according to KrASIA.
Based in Beijing’s Haidian district, Math Magic is pushing the boundaries of manufacturing innovation by integrating AI-generated designs with physical production methods. This approach aims to streamline development processes and improve the efficiency of factory operations.
For Japanese investors and market participants, Math Magic’s combination of AI and additive manufacturing reflects a broader trend of technology-driven industrial transformation, highlighting potential cross-border opportunities in smart manufacturing and automation sectors.