Google Science Fair 2012: How can robots aid scientific research ? ( with LEGO)

Scientists from Cambridge University talk about using LEGO MINDSTORMS to aid their research. Daniel will also be joining the Google Science Fair (http://google.com/sciencefair) in a Hangout on Air Wednesday 14th March, 11:00EST, 15:00UK, 17:00 Cape Town, to share with you his experience creating robotics. Add Google Science Fair to your G+ circle today to get updated info.

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[Tetra Sky]

And my parents said Lego would be useless once I grew up. Well jokes on them.

[humanistsean]

Once again I find myself cringing at the lack of meaningful comments on a high caliber youtube video such as this one. I mean, this is a serious leap forward, yet all people can do is make flippant remarks about LEGO's and Dr. Strangelove.

[MrButsu]

this is borderline trivial...

[Andrea Germanà]

The song that start at 1.20 have a name ? What's this genre of music ? I love that

[ASSHOLELA]

WHen I was working in my lab, I suggested doing this, but my boss said that "When sponsors come to visit, they wouldn;t want to see us playing LEGO INSTEAD OF WORKING! >=("

[Johnn Korablev]

Чуваки, а я вообще ничего не понял кто шарит перевод?????

[Miles maxwell]

Just one more reason why Lego shouldn't be considered as a kids toy

[capecodBMXer123]

hahah a building made out of man-made bone?! i'd like to see that

[Milad Heidary]

i love google . SEriously i love it .

[klipeto]

I don't want to be rude but what's so special about this? It's just a crane. I was expecting something more cool, Google.

[Peddobjoernen]

Hello, my name is Doctor Strange.