On July 24 at 7:33 a.m., the "Yunjian Muxi-1" satellite (Jitianxing A-04) was successfully launched into orbit aboard a Lijian-1 Y-15 carrier rocket from the Dongfeng Commercial Space Innovation Zone. The satellite was jointly developed by partners including Yunjian Information, Muxi Inc., Zhejiang University City College, and Xuntian Qianhe. Its meter-level main structure was fabricated using an integrated approach combining AI-driven design and 3D printing — a breakthrough led by Professor Tang Huiping's team at Zhejiang University City College. The team merged AI-generated cellular structures with 3D printing technology to overcome key challenges in coordinating the shape and performance of large-scale lattice-skin components. Using 3D printing, the satellite's meter-level main structure was formed as a monolithic unit, reducing the number of components by 80%. This not only improved the structural reliability and consistency but also shortened manufacturing cycles and reduced costs. This mission will mark the first in-orbit validation of the reliability of a meter-level satellite main structure produced via AI-designed, 3D-printed monolithic formation. The technology opens up new pathways for rapid, customized satellite production.