In the latest short video from our YouTube channel in the early history of
modern Robotics there was Elektro a 7 foot Electromechanical Robotic marvel from
the 1939 New York World's Fair. Built by Westinghouse this 265lb Robot wasn't
just a prop. He could walk by voice command, count on his fingers, speak using a
built-in record player, and even simulate cigarette smoking. While Elektro
relied on rigid physical relays rather than digital code he proved that complex
human behaviors could be broken down into a series of logical mechanical rules.
At True Partner Systems we look back at these historical milestones to better
understand the future of individualistic autonomy, and Robotics.
Whether you are navigating the history of the industry, or the cutting
edge of modern implementation Our Team provides the expert guidance you need
to bridge the gap between legacy concepts, and future solutions! Check out the
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