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>You need a sideways dimension of movement to avoid this problem. you mean like the elevator system being discussed here?
by notatoad 9y ago
>You need a sideways dimension of movement to avoid this problem.
you mean like the elevator system being discussed here?
- robotresearcher 9y agoYes. I was replying to this comment: > But if one elevator shaft can have multiple independent cars, suddenly you've got a huge capacity multiplier without the space costs. > The horizontal motion part is cute, but I don't think it will matter nearly as much. My point is: 1. Stacked cars are not independent. 2. Horizontal motion matters a lot.