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Re:Test firing of a 3D-printed rocket engine designed throug... by eespark on Wednesday June 26, 2024 @03:26PM (#40803593)
I was going to say that this is nothing Hyperganic hasn't done....and then looked up Lin and Joesefine who were previously at....Hyperganic. I wonder what the story is over there. Open sourcing their geometry kernel is a very confident move.

Interested to see what happens between Lab71, Hyperganic and nTopology - traditional CAD/CAM packages are integrating topology optimisation / generative design but are simply not voxel-first. Perhaps there's a middle-ground to be found (though possibly requires more developed use cases first).

Re:Test firing of a 3D-printed rocket engine designed throug... by virtualritz on Wednesday June 26, 2024 @08:04PM (#40805948)
Who open-sourced they geometry kernel?

Hyperganic, Lab71 or nTopology?

Do you have a link?

Re:Test firing of a 3D-printed rocket engine designed throug... by scq on Wednesday June 26, 2024 @08:24PM (#40806064)
Leap71 did: https://github.com/leap71/PicoGK

Interestingly the author of it is Lin Kayser, former CEO of Hyperganic.