This vending machine isn't working.

We're working with the Machine Perception Laboratory at the U.C. San Diego.

And this is our beast of burden this is a Computer Tomography machine, a CT machine.

One is a print on demand machine that looks like a Rube Goldberg machine.

So the machine is computing.

Now you have billions of this machine right now working away inside you, copying your DNA with exquisite fidelity.

The computer then talks to a machine a computer operated machine, a cad cam machine that can make a zillion different changes, at a moment's notice, because the computer is just a machine.

The Voyager is a tiny machine.

This is a three dimensional machine.

This is an incredibly rugged machine.

The machine is out of order.

A computer is a complex machine.

This machine is easy to handle.

A country is a dangerous machine.

This is a vending machine for crows.

Only happens when the machine is running.

Completely mechanical. This whole machine is mechanical.

This is how I made the machine.

The washing machine is a wonderful invention.

This machine is used to dry clothes.

Dr. Barricelli claims machine is wrong, code is right.

So every second, half of the Library of Congress is swooshing around in this machine. It's a big machine.

So the machine I'm going to talk you about is what I call the greatest machine that never was.

One of the opportunities I had was one person was working on a really interesting micromagnetic resonance imaging machine with the NIH.

So, this is a vending machine for crows.

Each robot is equipped with a talking machine.

This is actually like a cotton candy machine.

This brain is very much a thinking machine.

First, that basically what this machine is doing is embodying.

So of course, this is a very crude machine, but we're working on a micro scale version of these, and hopefully the cubes will be like a powder that you pour in.

I fanned you and this is my bubblegum machine.

It is essentially the stuff of life meets machine.

So this is a machine called the ToucHB Quik.

This machine is too heavy for me to carry.

I think this machine is in need of repair.

If we analyze the mathematical model of this machine with only two working propellers, we discover that there's an unconventional way to fly it.

Marco Tempest spins a beautiful story of what magic is, how it entertains us and how it highlights our humanity all while working extraordinary illusions with his hands and an augmented reality machine.

In the background there is a very sophisticated anesthesia machine.

This is Baron Wolfgang von Kempelen's mechanical chess playing machine.

That machine is, today, about as fast as my iPhone.

The only problem is to fit it into the machine.

If I could start, this is the Enigma decoding machine.

This is a 10,000 machine which was available in Mumbai.

It looks more global. If you take this whole thing, it is a very big machine, very reliable machine, more reliable than its parts.

It takes about 30 seconds to go through the whole machine and is generating enormous amounts of information that comes out of the machine.