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No matter what door you open at MIT, you'll find something amazing behind it. Here we met the robots that can build furniture, and the furniture that can build itself.
Welcome to the wonderful world of self-assembling materials, flexible robots and self-administering medicines.
Welcome to the wonderful world of self-assembling materials, flexible robots and self-administering medicines.
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