Close Encounters of the Self-Balancing Kind

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WhileÂ stocking up for another project atÂ Swapfest,Â a monthlyÂ MIT swap meet, we ran intoÂ a commercial Segway. Since it was just across the way, we decided to bring ours out too.

More info: http://web.mit.edu/first/segway

A group of about 12 students (MIT undergrad and grad plusÂ high school students from

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WhileÂ stocking up for another project atÂ Swapfest,Â a monthlyÂ MIT swap meet, we ran intoÂ a commercial Segway. Since it was just across the way, we decided to bring ours out too.

More info: http://web.mit.edu/first/segway

A group of about 12 students (MIT undergrad and grad plusÂ high school students from FIRST Robotics teams 97, 2043, and soon-to-be-numbered Wayland HS rookies, and The Education Cooperative, have taken on the summer task of constructing a functional Segway-like scooter. Sponsored by The Edgerton Center, the D.I.Y. Segway is both a fun summer project and an educational experiment forÂ hands-on engineering curricula.

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