anna-sofia on Twitter: "One of the first ever robots — Vaucanson's Duck, built in 1738, could quack, flap its wings, paddle, drink water and “digest” grain https://t.co/Oc8o6DTXp2" / Twitter
MI MANCANO I FONDAMENTALI: LA MODERNITA' DI JACQUES DE VAUCANSON: L'ANATRA DIGERITRICE E LA MIGLIORE OFFERTA.
Mechanical miracles: The rise of the automaton | Christie's
Automated Loom Part I: it begins with a duck — out of frame
The automaton Digesting Duck by French inventor Jacques de Vaucanson (1709-1782), created in 1739. by
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A Brief History of Robots. From da Vinci to Boston Dynamics and… | by Optimus Robotics | CARRE4 | Medium
Automated Loom Part I: it begins with a duck — out of frame
File:Vaucanson duck2.gif - Wikimedia Commons
Amazon.it: Vaucanson & l'homme artificiel: Des automates aux robots - Spillemaecker, Chantal, Roukhomovsky, Bernard - Libri
File:Vaucanson duck1.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
1738: Vaucanson's mechnical crapping duck
Vaucanson's duck. Automates Museum. Grenoble. France. | Download Scientific Diagram
Timbral Learning for Musical Robots
This Eighteenth-Century Robot Actually Used Breathing to Play the Flute | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
Vaucanson's mechanical duck | by Rejected by technology | Medium
Jacques de Vaucanson (1709–1782) | SpringerLink
Robots - In 1737, Jacques de Vaucanson released the Flute player android: "It is a life-sized man dressed in a savage and who plays eleven tunes on the transverse flute, with movements
Reconsidering the Legacy of French Automatons | CNRS News
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Jacques de Vaucanson and his Miraculous Automata | SciHi Blog
