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Electro "the Moto-Man" from Westinghouse - The Old Robots Web Site
Electro "the Moto-Man" from Westinghouse - The Old Robots Web Site

ELEKTRO the Westinghouse Robot - The Mansfield Memorial Museum
ELEKTRO the Westinghouse Robot - The Mansfield Memorial Museum

AI Upscales and Colorizes Westinghouse's "Elektro the Robot" from the 1939  New York World's Fair - TechEBlog
AI Upscales and Colorizes Westinghouse's "Elektro the Robot" from the 1939 New York World's Fair - TechEBlog

Elektro the Robot
Elektro the Robot

Modo Edulabs - Elektro, the first humanoid robot was designed in 1937. It  could walk, talk, blow balloons and smoke. Have fun in knowing about such  vintage robots by enrolling in JumpStart
Modo Edulabs - Elektro, the first humanoid robot was designed in 1937. It could walk, talk, blow balloons and smoke. Have fun in knowing about such vintage robots by enrolling in JumpStart

Elektro the robot, displayed at the Westinghouse exhibit at the 1939...  News Photo - Getty Images
Elektro the robot, displayed at the Westinghouse exhibit at the 1939... News Photo - Getty Images

The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot -  Atlas Obscura
The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot - Atlas Obscura

The History of Elektro of Westinghouse - History-Computer
The History of Elektro of Westinghouse - History-Computer

Elektro the Moto-Man Had the Biggest Brain at the 1939 World's Fair - IEEE  Spectrum
Elektro the Moto-Man Had the Biggest Brain at the 1939 World's Fair - IEEE Spectrum

Elektro and Sparko | Vintage robots, Retro robot, Robot
Elektro and Sparko | Vintage robots, Retro robot, Robot

Electro the Smoking Robot at the 1939 New York World's Fair - YouTube
Electro the Smoking Robot at the 1939 New York World's Fair - YouTube

Jibo - Robots in History: Elektro (1939) was built by the Westinghouse  Electric Corporation, and could walk by voice command, speak about 700  words, use a record player, blow up balloons, smoke
Jibo - Robots in History: Elektro (1939) was built by the Westinghouse Electric Corporation, and could walk by voice command, speak about 700 words, use a record player, blow up balloons, smoke

Elektro - Wikipedia
Elektro - Wikipedia

ELEKTRO the Westinghouse Robot - The Mansfield Memorial Museum
ELEKTRO the Westinghouse Robot - The Mansfield Memorial Museum

Elektro, Robot of Mansfield, Mansfield, Ohio
Elektro, Robot of Mansfield, Mansfield, Ohio

Elektro turns 75
Elektro turns 75

Elektro the Smoking Robot (Odd History) - YouTube
Elektro the Smoking Robot (Odd History) - YouTube

The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot -  Atlas Obscura
The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot - Atlas Obscura

Elektro: 1939 smoking robot saved from oblivion - CNET
Elektro: 1939 smoking robot saved from oblivion - CNET

Elektro, the first electrical humanoid robot [8] | Download Scientific  Diagram
Elektro, the first electrical humanoid robot [8] | Download Scientific Diagram

Elektro, the Smoking Robot of 1937 – steve murch
Elektro, the Smoking Robot of 1937 – steve murch

robot *Electro* timeline | Timetoast timelines
robot *Electro* timeline | Timetoast timelines

Elektro & Sparko - Javigaar Illustration
Elektro & Sparko - Javigaar Illustration

Elektro, Robot of Mansfield, Mansfield, Ohio
Elektro, Robot of Mansfield, Mansfield, Ohio

Amazon | A Robot World | Gifford, Clive | Electricity & Electronics
Amazon | A Robot World | Gifford, Clive | Electricity & Electronics

Elektro, Robot Of The 1939 Worlds Fair by Bettmann
Elektro, Robot Of The 1939 Worlds Fair by Bettmann

electro robot courier delivery food illustration Generative AI 22083409  Stock Photo at Vecteezy
electro robot courier delivery food illustration Generative AI 22083409 Stock Photo at Vecteezy

The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot -  Atlas Obscura
The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot - Atlas Obscura