AI-designed tears

[Dan [Sac]]

Like Mr. Smith said in the Matrix..."it was inevitable"

AI-designed teardrops with minimum effort on my part in prompting. As such, there are some...um...artistic and physics-based liberties the computer employed in the creation of these things. So take that under consideration.
Still, most would be buildable with sufficient money or time.

The point, I guess, is that there's no limit to what we can make. Not taking sides on whether that's good or bad - what I do know is that it's good to dream.

Enjoy!

[Greg M]

Take off the extra wheels and a couple of those might be worth building

[Pmullen503]

There were a few that were viable candidates for a molded kind of construction. What I find interesting is the random facets and seams on many designs.

[GTS225]

Heck with the modern designs! It would be enough for somebody to start molding them out of HDPE, just like large agricultural tanks.

Roger

[tony.latham]

I guess AI hasn't figured out what a teardrop is. It's something beyond shape. Someone once put this in a book about building 'em:

By definition, a teardrop is a compact, streamlined camper consisting of an interior cabin with an external galley in the rear. You can comfortably sit in the cabin, but you can’t stand.



Tony