ENIAC - Our Students Built a Super Computer
At PS Academy Arizona, a team of middle- and high-school students set out to reconstruct ENIAC at full scale, restoring not its electronics but its architecture. The result is a museum-grade, walk-through replica that reveals something difficult to convey through textbooks or schematics alone: early computing was spatial, manual, repetitive, and deeply physical.
From Cardboard to Silicon Valley: PS Academy Student Rebuilds the World's First Computer
A PS Academy Arizona student and his class built a full-scale ENIAC replica from 22,000 cardboard parts. This Saturday, they present it in Silicon Valley.