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The Auto ID lab at MIT gets to take home the prize for being the first (outside of Microsoft) person/group to build (and send me information and pictures) a WiMo . Shortly after I heard from them, I had the coincidence of being in Boston for a recruiting trip and was able to meet up with them.

They built both a variation of the WiMo NXT as well as the WiMo Aggressor model. They are even experimenting with one that is similar to my Monster WiMo (shown in the latest channel 9 video)

The AutoID Lab's WiMo NXT

Their WiMo Aggressor

Indy, a student in the AutoId lab, shows the WiMo
that she built.

They are experimenting with WiMo as a possible hardware platform for their research with RFID scanning (check out their homepage for more information on their projects).

Indy and I comparing notes

Group photo from my visit (from left to right): Abel,
John, me, Indy, and JinHock

I will update this page as I hear about their progress, so check back soon!