wouldn't it be cool if this tech was appropriated to make tools and equipment for solving the corona virus crisis?
Boom Supersonic 3D prints a lot of their parts on site. Here's their 3D printer farm with a small fraction of the parts they've printed for the XB-1.pic.twitter.com/51sRgaVmUH
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Impressive, but traveling at 2x speed of commercial airliners has “been there done that” with the Concorde. Unless the tickets can be competitive with commercial airliners 1st class, Why is this just not technology looking for a solution?
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Concorde had two major problems: massive fuel burn, and a supersonic boom that meant it had to travel subsonic over land. I think they're trying to solve those two issues.
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Out of curiosity, do you happen to know the different materials they print?
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I've wondered the same. Also, what are the mechanical properties relative to traditionally manufactured parts?
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do they hire new grads?
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