Cheap Fast Eyeglasses from a Desktop Fabricator
purduephotog writes "Doctoral candidate Saul Griffith of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and inventor of the Lego powered chocolate printer was awarded the Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for inventing a device that molds eyeglasses rapidly and cheaply. Best of all, he's motivated for the good of humanity."
I'd like to see how good a interferometric telescope would a beowulf cluster of those would make...
Everything I see posted here is from a major newspaper or magazine. The submittors and editors are getting very lazy.
When will it end?!
First post honoring Wilbon's America. I salute any man who understands the reference.
first post!!! you lame assholes... I can post first because my XBox is a american product and my pride in my great country and my great XBox accelerate everything...
If only they would make games for that bitch... IAve played Metroid Prime and it ruled... I hope M$ will buy those japanese bastards and port Metroid to my great american console system!!!
Join the fun!!!
Do you know gamespy.slashdot.org???
Griffith has created a prototype device to test the human eye.
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I have a scientist friend who's currently researching myopia. I must tell him about this! I'm not too familiar with the nature of his research, but I do know that he's harvested roughly 3000 chicken eyes while gathering data... not sure what he does with them... sorry
The article is pretty vague about the workings and capabilities of this prototype. Does anyone have more information on this?
I ran a benchmark on my quantum computer, now I can't find it anywhere!
Not to draw a comparison between this particular innovator and the latter-mentioned madmen, but I just wanted to point out that making a difference isn't always a good thing.
"Ask not what your country can do for you." --John F. Kennedy