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I think this would only be useful for robot/3D printer to do the fiddly bits of the bridge that are unique to that particular location (either end). Surely 95%
by monk_e_boy 11y ago
I think this would only be useful for robot/3D printer to do the fiddly bits of the bridge that are unique to that particular location (either end). Surely 95% of the bridge is cheaper to make in a factory some place?
- skmurphy 11y agoA fair point, if you have modular construction with redundancy you can replace "factory parts" that break/rust/fail. I wonder what the repair process looks like for a bridge or other structure that's "printed out of the box" (on site).