Engineering

creating and destroying; built flying cars & autonomous vehicles, now building /faust, more here: /july, web: july.rocks

Have you heard of Varda?

Not 3D printing, but they found a similar insights w/r/t using LEO for processing certain materials for biopharma companies

https://www.varda.com/

because you can print omni-directionally, i'd think of robotic arms for printing on some support. articulated arms in all directions so you can print on top of complex surfaces. I'd love to get rid of also the layer-by-layer printing and supports all together

would be rad because whatever the material is, fibers or materials etc would be directly deposited onto the surface, and you don't need a ton of adhesion or support in microgravity

you'll like this:

https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/1846017482416705779

"Creative Technology" 🤌🏽

@ google creative lab

Owner of /makerspace - come build with us!

Big fan of RLP

https://www.rapidliquidprint.com/