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 You know you're living in the 21st century when a device which allows you to automatically scan books into a computer can be made from a children's toy building set. That's what you get via this link -- detailed instructions for building a fully automated book scanner out of LEGO pieces. The import of this is stunning.
[Via MAKE]
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