Core Insights - The research team led by Professor Wu Dezhi at Xiamen University's Saben Dong Institute of Micro-Nano Science and Technology has made a breakthrough in 3D printing technology by developing the "laser in-situ induced direct writing" technique, significantly reducing the curing time of thermosetting materials for 3D flexible devices from the traditional 48 hours to just 0.25 seconds [1] Group 1 - The new technology addresses key challenges in the field, such as slow forming, complex steps, and difficulty in performance control [1] - The research findings have been published in the prestigious journal "Nature Electronics," highlighting their significance in the scientific community [1] - This advancement is expected to create new paradigms in areas requiring complex 3D additive manufacturing and multifunctional integration, including flexible electronics, soft robotics, organ chips, and biological scaffolds [1]