US Soldiers learn to 3D print and fly drones in new Army course

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ungreased0675 · 20h ago

I don’t understand why the Army is stuck on linking 3D printing and drones. The two technologies are not interdependent. The US Army should be injection molding thousands of drone frames instead of wasting time 3D printing them. Treat these things like disposable toys.

jazzyjackson · 19h ago

They are charmed by the idea of having 3D printers at the front lines printing replacement parts.

Our_Benefactors · 19h ago

Decentralization. Injection moulding requires a six figure machines and a degree to do, 3d printing can be learned in a couple of days for well under a thousand bucks.

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US Soldiers learn to 3D print and fly drones in new Army course

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