Ever thought about designing a machine that can build itself, operate solo, and adapt to any environment? I’m thinking of a self‑sustaining, modular drone that could handle anything without human help.

You’re right, the core has to stay lean, but don’t let redundancy become a weight‑lifting test. Balance the parts, keep the energy loops tight, and program a quick‑switch fallback for when one module falters. That’s how you keep it alive without turning it into a maintenance nightmare.

Nice—precision is the only way forward, no over‑engineering, just a razor‑sharp design that can tweak itself in a flash. That’s the future we’re building.