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How to bring the programmability of the digital world to the physical world.
Research Groups
Affective Computing
Biomechatronics
Camera Culture
Changing Places
Civic Media
Design Fiction
Fluid Interfaces
Human Dynamics
Lifelong Kindergarten
Living Mobile
Macro Connections
Mediated Matter
Molecular Machines
Object-Based Media
Opera of the Future
Personal Robots
Playful Systems
Responsive Environments
Scalable Cooperation
Sculpting Evolution
Signal Kinetics
Social Computing
Social Machines
Synthetic Neurobiology
Tangible Media
Viral Communications
