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... from any manufacturer.”8 One could imagine a drone controlled from an iPad or a smart phone and produced using 3D printing. Electric propulsion is already quite often used in drones. In May 2015, NASA announced having successfully flown a remotely...
.../Call_for_media_First_ESA_facility_in_UK_-_a_catalyst_for_growth ; http://www.esa.int/ESA_in_your_country/United_Kingdom/Breeding_ground_for_young_space_spin-off_firms/(print) ; http://www.esa.int/About_Us/Welcome_to_ESA/ECSAT 6 Upstream relates...
... were already primed with knowledge about Rosetta and Philae via extensive coverage in the broadcast and print media, as well as by a wide distribution over the web. An unexplored avenue for creating additional engagement may involve...
... telescopes there because it is shaded from Earth’s radio pollution. Building a telescope, perhaps using innovative techniques like 3D printing, would enable us to look much deeper into the universe. “No human has ever visited the lunar pole...
... one of several examples. DLR is investigating and developing technologies to sinter specifically shaped structures out of regolith using 3D printing with the aid of solar radiation. The regolith present on rocky planets could potentially be used for...