Mechanix Illustrated
Issue: Jan, 1952
Posted in: Robots
Posted: 08/11/2006
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Talking Robot (Jan, 1952)

Talking Robot at a recent Paris auto show also walked, shook hands, flickered its eyelids and purled its cheeks. How it answered questions is a secret. Skeptics say a man nearby answered through a mike.

Related posts:

  1. Self-navigating robot gets its own charge (Jan, 1965)
  2. Early ad for Asimov’s I Robot (Sep, 1952)
  3. ROBOT ORCHESTRA (May, 1954)
  4. Walking Robot Has Radio Controls (Oct, 1948)
  5. PAT does the talking (Dec, 1958)
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