Experience the Past and Future of Computer Tech at Living Computers: Museum + Labs | Seattle Refined

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Baxter, the industrial robot, is programmed to be able to do several tasks at once. (Image: Joshua Lewis | Seattle Refined)

LCM+L’s Control Data Corporation 6500 supercomputer is the only working one of its kind. (Image: Joshua Lewis | Seattle Refined)

Virtual Reality headsets reflect changes in both technology and style through the years. (Image: Joshua Lewis | Seattle Refined)

ROBOTIS Mini moves according to your command. (Image: Joshua Lewis | Seattle Refined)

The Ed Tech exhibit chronicles the use of computer technology in classrooms. (Image: Joshua Lewis | Seattle Refined)

Made in 1965, Digital Equipment Corporation’s PDP-8e beckons you to play chess. (Image: Joshua Lewis | Seattle Refined)

“A table where little people live” by Japanese art collective teamLAB offers hands-on experience with interactive art. (Image: Joshua Lewis | Seattle Refined)

Come play on the Commodore 64, the best-selling computer of all time. (Image: Joshua Lewis | Seattle Refined)

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