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The Boring Company Announced Its Third Gen Machine is Working
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Elon Musk’ Boring Company Announced Its Third Gen Machine is Working
During a launch event in December 2018, Elon Musk announced that its company is working on a third-generation Boring machine, named Prufrock.
The Boring Company has deployed its unique tunnel boring machine and it integrates a few great innovations, so the dream of ultra-high-speed tunnels for transporting vehicles underground is even closer.
Unlike other attempts of traditional tunnel boring machines (TBM), Prufrock is expected to be able to dig quicker and make a difference.
To share the amazing news, the Boring Company has shared an image of a boring machine saying “Prufrock is alive”, on Twitter.
The project will offer the company the opportunity to show off its concept on a limited extent while working on their tunnel-boring technology which hopefully will improve traffic in metropolitan areas.
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