Elon Musk uses Iron Man-Inspired holographic 3D user interface to print a rocket part

by Laura Domela

Tesla CEO Elon Musk (who we could safely call a futurist at this, can’t we?) has more on his mind that just cars and 4,000 MPH Hyperloop transportation systems. He also tweeted his intention of developing a hand-manipulated hologram design engine and promised to post a video of designing a rocket part with only hand gestures and printing the part in titanium.
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Elon Musk uses Iron Man-Inspired holographic 3D user interface to print a rocket part

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