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This episode is an an experiment. I’ve become interested in the question of what are the boundaries for what small teams and individuals can accomplish in the aerospace sector.
This episode's guest today embodies that spirit. Alisher Khojayev received media attention for designing and building what Tom’s Hardware called a DIY MANPAD while a student at Los Angeles Valley College. We discuss how AI enabled him to accelerate his process, the FBI coming to investigate his workshop, and his views on how technology evolves.
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