Startup Develops Factory To Print And Glue Together Thousands Of Drones
General Atomics says 3D printing and artificial intelligence can help it build UAV structures more quickly and economically.
Credit: General Atomics
In a factory that turns out hypercars—asphalt-skimming vehicles for the superrich that can top 200 mph—manufacturer Divergent Technologies is pondering building hardware for an entirely different prospective customer: the U.S. military. Co-founded in 2014 by father-son team Kevin and Lukas Czinger...
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