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Design | Build | Test | Repeat
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Calgary, Alberta
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"I'm intending to post quite a bit more detail here, but you're are spot on! ~2m flying wing sailplane. You can find the day-to-day to date at https://instagram.com/struktur3d and deep project background at https://medium.com/the-selected-curve"
"Cools, thank very much for the lead!"
"Thanks, Chris! Actually the discussions with Ponoko are ongoing. The rub is they don't carry the 1/16" hard balsa wood required for my project above and there may be some issue with the size of my parts. But there are parts which fit their line of…"
Hi Folks -- returning here after a long absence, and I'm getting a project geared up. I'm looking for a laser cutting service based in Canada. An outfit where I can send a DXF (or equivalent) as illustrated below, they supply quality balsa and/or…
"Thank you very much, Marcus, I appreciate the complement! A lot of work goes into these podcasts and you hope that it shows through in the finished product. Hopefully it does. Please stay tuned -- we have some mind-blowing guests coming up that…"
(photo: Flitelab)Back in July of this year, I announced the premier episode of The WorkNotWork Show was available and featured Mark Langille of Flitelab, a successful drone venture based out of Halifax, Nova Scotia. It's must listening for current…
The massive Mexican flag flying on the Cuauhtémoc at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. (photo: Flitelab)A new podcast, The WorkNotWork Show, recently launched on iTunes and the premier episode will be of interest both to would-be drone entrepreneurs and…
"I should have spotted that, and my apologies for you have to point that out, Gary. But along these same lines, do you know of a relatively complete list of all the various UAV/UGV prizes that are out there?
Also, thank you for the comment "you must…"
Also, thank you for the comment "you must…"
Tim Harford, in Adapt, talks eloquently and favourably about the use of innovation prizes to spur innovative thinking. He concludes that, hands-down, it's the most cost-efficient way to conduct research and development. The success of the Kramer…
"This article provides a little more information, including those sponsoring the bill: http://watchdog.org/67986/or-regulation-vs-privacy-lawmakers-to-deb..."
