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Wired has a good look at MIT Self-Assembly Lab, a team dedicated to 鈥?you guessed it! 鈥攎aking things assemble themselves without any human input. The ramifications are obvious, and astronomical: most of the stages of building products are assembly, and even though robots have automated large swathes of factories, it still a huge industry. The proof-of-concept the MIT lab have at the moment is a self-assembling chair, made up of six pieces, which are placed in a water tank and agitated until they magnetically snap together. The chair only 15cm big, and assembly took seven hours, so it not going to save you from flat-pack hell quite yet 鈥?but the next step is to build a human-sized one, and eventually scale the project up to assemble hundreds at the same time. [Wired]
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