Most of Leonardo’s machines were never built during his lifetime. The materials and technologies available at the time were often insufficient to realize his complex ideas. However, many of his designs have been reconstructed in modern times and proven to be functional.

Engineers study Leonardo’s notebooks to gain insight into early mechanical systems, structural design, and problem-solving approaches. His work is often used in academic settings to teach engineering principles and inspire innovation.

Though they were not practical during his time, Leonardo’s flying machine concepts demonstrated a fundamental understanding of aerodynamics. These early explorations laid the conceptual groundwork for modern aviation technology.

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