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Posted on: November 27, 2009 12:00 PM, by Greg Laden

Build a Binary marble adding machine

Amazing Folded Paper Art


Yet Another Cell Size and Scale Demonstratomatic Machine

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The first one reminds of something I did with dominos a few years ago working out how to make logic gates with each domino type. It is easy to make an OR gate. The tricky thing is making a NOT gate and if you have those and a signal-crosser (which isn't too hard) you can make any logic gate. Unfortunately, unlike a marble machine they require almost complete rebuilding after one use.

Posted by: Joshua Zelinsky | November 27, 2009 2:31 PM

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The marble binary thing reminds me of a game I had in my youth - the Amazing Dr. Nim. It was a rather garish red, all plastic, with flippers similar to the ones in the post you gave.

Posted by: dean | November 28, 2009 11:59 AM

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