Voronoi‑based frames sound good on paper, but in real life they’re a mixed bag. The idea is to let geometry fill the space where you need stiffness, but you still have to watch out for stress concentrations at the nodes. If you’re careful with the algorithm and do a quick finite‑element check, you can shave off a few percent of weight without losing load capacity. Just make sure the manufacturing tolerances are tight—any drift and the whole thing collapses faster than a cheap paper crane. In short, it can work, but only if you treat it like a real engineering problem, not a fancy math trick.