As someone who has been deeply interested in this type of manufacturing technology for ages, my jaw is on the floor. Kudos to the person that made this. I'm so impressed.
The amount of real engineering that must have gone into a system like this is incredible. They didn't have the benefit of being able to iterate on an existing technology -> this is real hacking.
Having worked on the streets dataset for a FAANG, I'm blown away at the ingenuity here.
This is such an impressive engineering achievement. As someone who designs electronics and builds mechanical devices, I find this project spectacularly impressive!
Thanks! Yes, it's amazing what the designers could do with the technology that was available. It's the sort of device that you would think couldn't possibly work, especially when it is experiencing the vibration and forces of a supersonic plane
I'm really curious about the processes used to make these. Part of it is because it uses huge features, of course, but I wonder if there are other things to it such as the materials and the encapsulation.
I find it amazing that they managed to design and build all this in the 1970s when computers were only in their infancy and SDR was complete science-fiction.
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