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05-23-2014, 09:09 PM #9
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I think with regards to the self-replicating angle, there's not really anywhere for the research to go. The Mendel is sufficiently self-replicating for any practical application of the tech, and the GUS Simpson is about 80% printed parts, with no rails or threaded rods in the mix at all. Until there's a breakthrough in printing conductive material, there's going to be a limit to the kind of components that can be printed.
Actually, why don't I see more interest in the GUS Simpson? Is it just so new it hasn't caught on like the Deltas and Mendels?
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