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Xing built a mechanical clock in 725 A.D that ran on water. The machine made one rotation in twenty four hours, which equals a day.
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Automated Carillons apeared in Netherlands in the 1400s.
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Leonardo DaVinci built a robotical knight designed to mimick humans. His machine amused royalty.
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Clockmakers began creating mechanical animals.
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John Dee built a wooden beetle that could had a role in a collegiate production.
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Blaise Paschal built a Calculating machine in 1645 designed to help his father with taxes. He built 50 of the machines.
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Jacques de Vaucanson created a mechanical duck it could flap its wings, crane its neck and swallow food.
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Wolfgang von Kempelen invented a chess playing machine called the Turk.
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Frank Reade invented the Electric man in 1885 to assist him during his globe-trotting activities
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Boilerplate was built in 1893 by Professor Archibald. The robot served with Roosevelts rough Riders and fought in the Pancho Villa
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Henrich Ernst invented the MH-1. The computer operated the Mechanical Hand at MIT.
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Eliza was built at MIT it functions as a computer psychologist. It develops question based statements the user says.
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Victor Sheinman built the silver arm, which assembled small things by use of touch sensors.
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Takeo Kanade's drive arm becomes the fastest and most accurate robot on market due to the use of two motors.
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Built at MIT, Gengis was one of the first walking robots of his time. The group responsible for Gengis was the Mobile Robots Group.
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The automata oppened the hydrolic gate and was invented in 100 A.D. The robot was built by the Hero of Alexandria.
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The Global Hawk was unvieled by the U.S military in 2006 and is capable of flying itslef.
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Customers can take a seat and enjoy beautiful music, however it's not played by a human it is a robot capable of playing the violin.
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Honda's Asimo robot is the first of its kind. The robot is revolutionary changing the field of humanoid robots for good.
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Users can program recipes in thhe robots storage unit and it will begin to cook using its robotic arm. It stands at five feet tall
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