Massachusetts Technological Institute (Mit Lab) laboratories presented the first mobile phone capable of collecting themselves on their own from the details.
Technology Cell phone self-assembly is quite simple. The rotating cylinder places six separate parts of the device. All fragments are namagsed and folded together in the correct configuration in just a few seconds.
A similar method of scientists from MTI used to create self-assessing chairs with the difference that the components were collected in water instead of a cylinder. The new cell phone assembly technique is much easier and cheaper than the currently used automated production method. The main problem is to develop details, the most fitted to each other in order not to damage them when rotating in the cylinder. If manufacturers can find a way around this obstacle, the process of self-assembly of gadgets can potentially become much more efficient.
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