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17 Oct 2026 08:35 #350306
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How can you believe that is a 2 ton car doing that?
That is a 20-40Kg heavy something that looks like a car.
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It is not real.Just today someone showed me a video of the latest Tesla car. Almost like science fiction but it is for real.
How can you believe that is a 2 ton car doing that?
That is a 20-40Kg heavy something that looks like a car.
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17 Oct 2026 09:36 #350307
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I'll be using my Claude Code / Fusion to recreate the demo example, then if that goes well I may attempt a fairly simply layout that I was planning to do myself.
Like others, I've spent hundreds, perhaps thousands of hours of my life doing PCB layouts over the past 50-odd years, either personally or sitting alongside CAD jockeys. Good layout artists are a rare breed, yet few experienced engineers fancy spending their time simply laying out boards. If these agents can successfully acquire that knowledge and experience, perhaps we can end up with tools that deliver robust designs in record time. That's how technology moves forward in leaps and bounds.
Like others, I've spent hundreds, perhaps thousands of hours of my life doing PCB layouts over the past 50-odd years, either personally or sitting alongside CAD jockeys. Good layout artists are a rare breed, yet few experienced engineers fancy spending their time simply laying out boards. If these agents can successfully acquire that knowledge and experience, perhaps we can end up with tools that deliver robust designs in record time. That's how technology moves forward in leaps and bounds.
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