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The goal, as LibreRouter's Nicolás Pace explained to APNIC, is to make mesh networks affordable, robust, scalable and simple to operate; they're not all the way there, but they do have a working prototype and full software stack based on OpenWRT, a well-known and trusted wireless utility.

Final results demonstrate a relationship between design artifacts built by rapid prototyping and full-scale CNC construction.

Two different lab test-setups are proposed in this study: a prototype and a full-scale test.

In the framework of the activities foreseen for PRIMA Padova Researchh on Injector Megavolt Accelerated) the MITICA neutral beam injector plays the role of main experiment, aiming to build, operate, test and optimize a full power and full scale prototype of the ITER Heating Neutral Beam Injector [1 3].

Large size differences between wind-tunnel models and full scale prototypes preclude the proper extrapolation of experimental data, especially when several coupled physical phenomena are acting simultaneously; thus the need of an advanced Virtual Test Environment where innovative designs could be tested at reasonable computational cost.

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Development began in 1974 and resulted in the construction of three prototypes by early 1977 and full-scale production by 1979.

The ITER Heating Neutral Beam injectors will be implemented in three steps: development of the ion source prototype, development of the full injector prototype, and, finally, construction of up to three ITER injectors.

Laberge has built a small prototype and is working on a full-size piston.

The main manufacturing steps for the Semi-Prototype are recalled, with a summary of the lessons learned and the implications with regard to the design and manufacturing of the full-scale prototype and of the series fabrication of the EU-DA share of the ITER first wall (215 NHF panels).

Primeros Memoriales) and his more extensive Historia general de las cosas de Nueva España (1570 85; General History of the Things of New Spain, also known as the Codex Florentino), which feature a varied series of marginal illustrations, some quite close in conventions to indigenous prototypes and others showing full perspective.