John Fare – Studio International November 1972
John Fare - Studio International November 1972
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Televox – The Michigan Technic – v.40-41 Jan 1928
Televox - The Michigan Technic - v.40-41 Jan 1928
1940 – Project Pigeon (1948 – Project Orcon) – B.F. Skinner (American)
Painting (1986) by Anton van Dalenshowing B.F. Skinner with Project Pigeon. Project Orcon During World War II, Project Pigeon (later Project Orcon, for "organic control") was American behaviorist B. F. Skinner's attempt to develop a pigeon-guided missile. The control system involved a lens at the front of the missile projecting an…
Orcon – Toledo Blade 11 Oct 1959
Orcon - Toledo Blade 11 Oct 1959
ORCON – New Scientist 8 Oct 1959
ORCON - New Scientist 8 Oct 1959
Orcon – Cumulative Record p426 b.f. Skinner
Orcon - Cumulative Record p426 b.f. Skinner
Animal Guidance – Electronics Australia – January 1972
Animal Guidance - Electronics Australia - January 1972
1967 – Robot Fred and James – Archigram Group (British)
Archigram Group's futuristic-type room at Tomorrow's Home Exhibition called 'Living 1990' held at Harrods, 1967. Robot Fred is on the left. IDEAL HOMES Your browser does not support iframes. Possible layouts involving Robot Fred and Robot James. Robot Fred has a smaller footprint than Robot James. LIVING 1990 The Archigram Group…
2010 – Natwalk 2.0 Walking Skyscraper – Anton Markus Pasing – (German)
From eVolo Competition - 2010 Skyscraper Competition Special Mention - Natwalk 2.0 Natwalk II or walking tall Preface ” The sky switches on daylight for us - or the shower. We are small gods, mere gods of the machine which is our highest. Our universe is a huge motor,…
1985 – Marco and the Fuyo Robot Theater Expo’85 – Automax (Japanese)
Perhaps the most impressive robot show [from Expo'85] is at the Fuyo Robot Theater. In this exhibit hall, whose exterior is shaped like a pearl in an opening oyster, the robots basically have the run of the place, entertaining visitors with a complicated floor show. Through voice recognition and voice…
1983 – COSMO1 – Dainichi Kiko (Japanese)
Machinery Service Robot: An Unmanned Conveyor Dainichi Kiko This waiter robot, priced at Y5 million, is one of a number of "amusement" robots that Dainichi has developed for use in restaurants and wedding halls. Performing eight basic operations, including the ability to speak sixteen different phrases, the waiter robot is…
Early Bionics, Artificial Neurons and CYBORGs
This page will contain a selection of early Bionics including CYBORG technologies and Neural computing, and dates showing the creation or announcement of these and related technologies. If image is clickable, then a blog post exists for it. Check out the updates page for the most recent posts. History…
1970 – Expo ’70 Fujipan Pavillion Robots – Tezuka/Aizawa (Japanese)
A display of robot models showing which robots were included by Tezuka in the Fujipan pavillion. The Symphonitoron. Robots appearing at an exhibition. Osamu Tezuka with his robots. Dancing robot rotates, and moves its arms. Catalogue entry. Blue photo-taking robot on the left. See the full Jiro Aizawa story…
1970 – Expo’70 Osaka Demonstration Robot – Arata Isozaki (Japanese)
The Osaka Demonstration Robot by Arata Isozaki consists of a head, body, base and two arms of different lengths. The head contains two control rooms. In the first ambiant data is collected and processed, and then transmitted to the main control room from which the robot receives instructions to respond by…
1970 – 7ft-tall “Blue” Robot – Jiro Aizawa/Osamu Tezuka (Japanese)
The 7ft tall, blue robot appeared in the Fujipan pavillion at Expo'70, Osaka, Japan. The robot display for the Fujipan pavillion was designed by Jiro's partner Osamu Tezuka (the creator of Astro Boy) so most likely the robot was, at least, from their Institute of Juvenile Culture. The robot itself is probably an Aizawa…
19xx – Unknown Robot – Jiro Aizawa (Japanese)
I don't know what this robot does. There's a large slot in the front and speakers - maybe it is a record player? Robot after restoration at the Kanagawa Institute of Technology in Japan in 2008. Image by "Robot". The Robot with his brothers in the Nagoya Robot Museum. The Robot…
19xx – Blue Stamping Robot – Jiro Aizawa (Japanese)
Restoration at the Kanagawa Institute of Technology in Japan in 2008. Blue stamping robot with his brothers in the Nagoya Robot Museum. The Robot Museum closed 31 September, 2007. Both Stamping robots after restoration at the Kanagawa Institute of Technology in Japan in 2008. Image by "Robot". See the full Jiro…
1960 – Mr. Saburo the Robot – Jiro Aizawa (Japanese)
Mr. Saburo after restoration at the Kanagawa Institute of Technology in Japan. The caption from a 2010 Japanese catalogue reads (after translation): Three mid-size robot brothers Fujio [富士夫], Saburo [三郎], Kuro [ä¹éƒŽ]. These robots look very similar. The middle robot is the same as the one in the top photo, although the above…
19xx – Mr. “Robot” – Jiro Aizawa (Japanese)
An Aizawa robot that stands on a pedestal. Wrapped ready for transit. I don't know what this robot does. It appears it can nod its head. The front checkerboard patterns have many lamps behind them, maybe generating various patterns in light. The robot after restoration at the Kanagawa Institute of Technology…
1957 – Talking Clock Robot – Jiro Aizawa (Japanese)
æ˜å’Œ32 年（1957 年）発行㮠『科å¦å¤§è¦³ã€ç¬¬10å· ã€Œæ©Ÿæ¢°ã¨é“å…·ã€ç‰¹é›†ã‚ˆã‚Š 次郎æ°ã¨ã€Œå‘¼ã³ãƒªãƒ³ã‚’手ã«ã‚‚ã£ã¦ 時刻を知らã›ã‚‹å£ãƒœãƒƒãƒˆã€ Rough English translation... 1957 (1957) issue 'Scientific general survey' 10th number From “machine and instrument” special edition Mr. Jiro placing a bell in the robots hand. The robot speaks through its 'mouth' to tell the time. See the full Jiro Aizawa story here .