DIY: Prototyping fundamentals from MIT’s AI Lab

MIT’s Tech TV has a great series of videos demonstrating the tools and equipment used in their Artificial Inteligence Lab’s machine shop. The video below is 40 minutes long, but they have hours more where this came from.

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One Response to “DIY: Prototyping fundamentals from MIT’s AI Lab”

  1. Noelle says:
    May 24, 2010 at 9:00 am

    Dude! I’m sorry this is unrelated to the blog post I’m commenting on, but I saw in your sidebar that you were at The Blow concert in Portland a couple weeks ago. I didn’t realize anyone else liked The Blow as much as I do, so I got inordinately excited. Wasn’t it a great show?? And I’d never heard Theodore Treehouse before, but I thought they were pretty groovy. I’d love to hear what you thought of it.
    Take care,
    Noelle

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