Divergent Eyes 3D Printing And Robotic Assembly Of Up To 10,000 Units
Divergent’s design software and 3D printers produce bone-like fuselage structures.
Credit: Saab
When startup Mach Industries posted a video in January of a secret, uncrewed fighter aircraft flying low over the desert floor, it teased that the aircraft had been developed in “71 days, from sketch to first flight.” How? The startup did not explain. In fact, it was the latest example of an...
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