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Neil Ghershenfeld e i Fab Lab

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Neil Gershenfeld, professore all' MIT, parla del suo Fab Lab -- un laboratorio a basso costo che permette a chi ci lavora di costruire cose che gli servono con strumenti analogici e digitali. Un' idea semplice con risultati importanti.

As Director of MIT’s Center for Bits and Atoms, Neil Gershenfeld explores the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by giuseppe cima
Reviewed by Massimo Garzotto
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