
VISIT THE GOLDBERGIAN VOTING MACHINE
The Goldbergian Voting Machine was an experiment in democracy carried out by a group of nineteen students at the UCLA Department of Design | Media Arts in the Spring of 2008. The students worked together for 8 weeks to produce a fully functional voting machine comprised of nineteen individual modules. The modules communicated with one another through either physical or electrical signals which carried a vote through all nineteen modules until its final destination where it was archived.
The machine was created by:
![]() Kyle Audick |
![]() Jonathan Bobrow |
![]() Jono Brandel |
![]() Richard Caceres |
![]() Erik Carlson |
![]() Danni Chen |
![]() Chris Chernoff |
![]() Megan Daalder |
![]() Gleb Denisov |
![]() Patrick Gilliland |
![]() Mary Huang |
![]() Joe Liao |
![]() Fei Liu |
![]() Brian Miller |
![]() Ben Perkins |
![]() Michael Sun |
![]() Emerson Taymor |
![]() Patrick Pierney |
![]() Steven Ziadie |
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