“Espresso Book Machine” comes to Manchester

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Imagine a machine that at the touch of a button spits out any book in any language. These machines are very rare, but they may be about to become more common. One has been tested at the Library of Alexandria in Egypt, another and at the World Bank Now, one of these machines has been installed at the Northshire Bookstore in Manchester. VPR’s Nina Keck has more.

 

Chris Morrow – General Manager of the Northshire bookstore in Manchester standing next to the Espresso Book Machine

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