July 30

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Jarett Gross
July 30, 2024

As Europe prepares to take it’s midsummer nap 3DCP is heating up in America with massive projects happening in every corner of the country. All different kinds of materials are being explored. Recently someone asked about concrete printing mixes on my linkedin so I came up with the best answer I could and posted it for everyone. Luckily some real experts who print concrete every day were able to verify and add to my comments. Here is the basic starter mix I gave.

Jarett Gross on LinkedIn: 3D Printed Mortar Mix 101 1k Material is the cheapest readily available… | 34 comments

3D Printed Mortar Mix 101 1k Material is the cheapest readily available option I’m aware of. roughly 40-50% cement, then lots of sand that is very dry. No… | 34 comments on LinkedIn

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NVDIA is now offering to help companies with simulation generative AI. It is much cheaper to test robots in a simulation than the real world and often this can be very useful training for the software that leads to 0 hardware degradation for the actual robot you are simulating.

Tesla is using giant ‘chopsticks’ on a single column to capture the returning booster/rocket and then assemble the next starship ready for launch