The flute player, automaton of Pierre-Louis Stevenard (1801-1883), Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. DAE-BS002308 | agefotostock
(Automata, Musical) | Flute-playing automata | The Ricky Jay Collection | 2021 | Sotheby's
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Mechatronics KCT - 🐣Vaucanson's Duck🐣 - In the late 1730s, Jacques de Vaucanson created a series of notable automata in Grenoble, France. His first automaton was a flute player that could play
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1849 - Flute-Playing Automaton - Innocenzo Manzetti (Italian) - cyberneticzoo.com
Floutiste", Life-size Flute Player Automaton by A. Theroude, Paris, France, c.1869-77 - YouTube
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This Eighteenth-Century Robot Actually Used Breathing to Play the Flute | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
1849 - Flute-Playing Automaton - Innocenzo Manzetti (Italian) - cyberneticzoo.com
Innocenzo Manzetti on Twitter: "my automaton (a sort of modern robot with more than 500 mechanical devices, able to move about and play flute (1840). http://t.co/WFD09NN70h" / Twitter
Reconsidering the Legacy of French Automatons | CNRS News
Jacques Vaucanson's Automata: Complex Enough to Provide a Credible Imitation of Life : History of Information
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1849 - Flute-Playing Automaton - Innocenzo Manzetti (Italian) - cyberneticzoo.com
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