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Definitely not. But just the intent to do something novel is not enough to innovate. The superficial impression I got of them is that their sole difference to c
by posix86 3y ago
Definitely not. But just the intent to do something novel is not enough to innovate. The superficial impression I got of them is that their sole difference to competing drone manufacturers is the intent to build one in bird-shape, which I highly doubt is unique, and probably explored by more experienced engineers. The only way to build something that hasn't been built before is by using something novel, a material, manufacturing process, etc - something I don't see, which is why I'm sceptical. But open to be proven wrong of course.