Dissimilar Process Technologies / Magnet Linear Motors / Electric-Field Systems / Diodes / Magnetic Field Systems / Semiconductor Manufacturing / /
Facility
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY February / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
far-field electromagnetic systems / paint binder / industrial manufacturing equipment / digital audio and digital printing / machine tools / Optical systems / energy / ink-jet printing / fabrication tools / functional electromechanical devices / /
Organization
Center for Bits / DTO / Institute of Technology All Rights Reserved / National Science Foundation / DARPA / Center for Bits and Atoms Accepted / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Departmental Committee on Graduate Students Design of Programmable Matter / School of Architecture and Planning / CSAIL Center for Robotics / /
Person
Neil Gershenfeld / Jon Santiago / George Popescu / Deb K. Roy / Sherry Lassiter / Brian Chow / Marilyn Pierce / David Greenspan / Mike Houlihan / Kelly Maenpaa / Luis Lafuente / Mike Hennebry / Kenny Cheung / Wells / Daniela Rus / Susan Bottari / Yael Maguire / Linda Peterson / Duffy / Marty Vona / Amy Sun / Jason Taylor / Saul Griffith / Jaebum Joo / Ara N. Knaian / Mark Pavicic / David Mosley / David Darlyrymple / Raffi Krikorian / Carol Livermore / Forrest Green / David Newburg / Bill Butera / David Kopp / Monica Sun / Kerry Lynn / Gigi Shafer / Ben Vigoda / Harry Keller / Ilan Moyer / Dan Goldwater / John DiFrancesco / Ben Recht / Joe Jacobson / Joe Murphy / Tom Lutz / Ara N. Knaian Submitted / /
Position
Associate Professor of Media Arts and Sciences Chair / Author / Associate Professor of Media Arts and Sciences Director / Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Co-Director / Associate Professor of Media Arts / Major / /
ProgrammingLanguage
PostScript / /
ProvinceOrState
Massachusetts / /
Technology
RAM / 1.6 Fabrication Technology / Heat Transfer / 2008 Massachusetts Institute of Technology / SRAM / Actuation Chips / semiconductors / FLASH / 1000 processors / /
Microsoft Word - Design of Programmable Matter Final.doc