Grey Walter Constructs the First Electronic Autonomous Robots; the Origin of Social Robotics : History of Information
Jibo - Robots in History: Elmer and Elsie (1948) built by William Grey Walter, these "tortoises" were the first autonomous electronic robots capable of complex behavior. They demonstrated the neurological principle that
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Tortoise" Mobile Robot | National Museum of American History
Elmer & Elsie: 1940 – EHL.AI Point
Alan Winfield's Web Log: Robotics: a very short introduction
1948 - ELSIE (Electro-mechanical robot, Light Sensitive with Internal and External stability ) - W. Grey Walter - cyberneticzoo.com
1940's - Robotic engineers
Elmer and Elsie | Robots vs Animals
The History of Robotics - Razor Robotics
Meet the Roomba's Ancestor: The Cybernetic Tortoise - IEEE Spectrum
M. speculatrix - a new species of animal - ELMER - cyberneticzoo.com
2008: Grey Walter and his tortoises | News and features | University of Bristol
Elsie and Elmer, released at the top of the picture, interact with each... | Download Scientific Diagram
Introduction to Robotics - ppt download
Battle Bot: ELMER and ELSIE
Elmer Elsie Robots by Grey Walter - The Old Robot's Web Site
Grey Walter Machina Speculatrix Tortoise Robots 2 Neuron automata - how did the recharge work? : r/robotics
Robots - How We've Built Them Over The Years | Servo Magazine
Grey Walter's tortoises - YouTube
This is how the robot uprising finally begins | MIT Technology Review
Tortoise" Mobile Robot | National Museum of American History
Elmer Elsie Robots by Grey Walter - The Old Robot's Web Site
Elmer Elsie Robots by Grey Walter - The Old Robot's Web Site
Part II Mobile Robots
Meet the Roomba's Ancestor: The Cybernetic Tortoise - IEEE Spectrum
Introduction to Robotics - ppt video online download
