How Students Built a 16th-Century Engineer's Book-Reading Machine
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July 1, 20205 min read904 words
Published: July 1, 2020  |  5 min read904 words
Want to see fewer ads? .Ian Kurtz and Reese Salen (pictured) built the bookwheel with fellow RIT engineering students Matt Nygren and Maher Abdelkawi.In This Storymilitary engineer, designed many contraptions for the changing Renaissance landscape, including cranes, grain mills, ...
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August 30, 2022
Fun experiment that in running through, came to realize the pros and cons and why the machine was never built and only dreamed of back in the day. Nice asides and details of vast knowledge and intelligence are in the article too.
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