ERIC ROBOT HAS PUMP FOR HEART (May, 1929)
ERIC ROBOT HAS PUMP FOR HEART
ERIC ROBOT, London’s famous mechanical man, opened his heart to the public the other day to show just what was in him. As the photograph shows, Eric’s “in-sides” are so mechanically complicated that a physician called upon to operate on him for appendicitis would hardly know where to begin. The two bellows which may be seen in the picture represent Eric’s lungs, and the small furnace is his stomach. The pumping machine does duty as his heart, being connected up with various portions of his person by means of hollow tubing.
How many “Eric robots” in London were there at the time?
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The mechanicals (and design) of this one doesn’t seem to follow the Capt. Richard’s model above…