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Forget the Assembly Line: MIT Is Making Phones That Can Assemble Themselves

August 25, 2016

CAMBRIDGE, MA—Researchers at the Self-Assembly Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are developing a mobile phone that can put itself together. MORE

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