1953 – Timothy Turtle – Jack Kubanoff (American)
1953 – Timothy Turtle by Jack H. Kubanoff, Radio and Television News, April 1953 The text to the article is below. For the moment, the pages themselves can be found here. The article itself has a good...
View Article1967 –“Shakey”– Charles Rosen, Nils Nilsson, Bertram Raphael et al (American)
Charles Rosen with "Shakey" c1970. Shakey is one of the more well known and documented autonomous automaton. With the then more topical name of "Artificial Intelligence", the "Cybernetic" world starts...
View Article1967 – MATE for R.O.S.A.B.O.S.O.M. – Bruce Lacey (British)
From: Cybernetic Serendipity : The computer and the arts. Studio International special issue 2nd Ed revised Sep. 1968 Bruce Lacey – Mate 1967 Electronic parts, aluminium, batteries, motors, etc. 24 X...
View Article1980-82 – ROBART-I Sentry Robot – H. R. Everett (American)
Text and some images sourced from here – http://www.spawar.navy.mil/robots/land/robart/robart.html This link also contains other links to ROBART information, not covered here. ROBART-I was Bart...
View Article1978 – Queen Mary College Mark IV Mobile Robot – Mark Witkowski & Dave Mott...
The QMW Mk. IV Mobile Research Robot The final version (Mk. 4) of our first attempts at a mobile robot for machine learning research. It had a somewhat unusual (and not entirely satisfactory) drive...
View Article1959 – Cybernetic Mice play Hockey – Mullard (British)
An early example of multiple robotic creatures operating together. Other than light and touch sensors, there's no other apparent interaction with them. Possibly an early but simple example of swarm...
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