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La demo dei Siftable, i mattoncini che pensano: David Merrill@TED

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David Merrill, laureato al MIT, ci mostra i Siftable -- mattoncini computerizzati, grandi come biscotti, da impilare e mischiare con le vostre mani. Con questo gioco futuristico si possono eseguire calcoli, comporre della musica, e anche parlare con i propri amici. Sarà così che in futuro impareremo e sperimenteremo?

David Merrill works on Siftables, tiny computer blocks that interact with each other to make networks (and music). Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Elisabetta Proserpio
Reviewed by Michele Gianella
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