@ultrasonium: We invented a new way to manufacture the complex metal parts the world runs on. 15x faster and 75% cheaper than today’s…
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Ultrasonium, a YC S26 startup, announces a new method for manufacturing complex metal parts that is 15x faster and 75% cheaper than current techniques.
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We invented a new way to manufacture the complex metal parts the world runs on. 15x faster and 75% cheaper than today’s methods. (Ultrasonium, YC S26) 👇 https://t.co/f0OJ6eyYCI
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