1930's Computer Invention Timeline

  • Telex Messaging

    It was an early version of the interface to communicate with each other. It was an inexpensive way to talk with individuals from far faring and developing countries. The developer was the German's in the early 1930's. It used teleprinters to the have switches that would connect a certain individual when that composition was completed.
  • Interlink web

    It was an early idea for the later invention known as the internet. An Belgian individual known as Paul Otlet, had the early idea of creating a link that would connect all of the world's knowledge into one central area. Having the thought of creating a centralized area where we could all research knowledge would then be instrumental in creating the vast internet of today. There are no abundance of pictures for the idea of the world brain.
  • First Electronic Configuration of applying boolean logic to a circuit

    First Electronic Configuration of applying boolean logic to a circuit
    This was the first circuit that could complete a computation, using boolean logic. George Stibitz was the inventor of the so called Model K. Which then led to more advanced models being used for addition and subtraction.
  • Analog computer to verify the tidal currents based on the chance of geometry of the base.

    Analog computer to verify the tidal currents based on the chance of geometry of the base.
    It was the first major analog based computer to predict events based on programmed models. Johan Van Veen, a Dutch inventor was the first to invent the computer. It led to a larger effort to use computers to predict patterns in events.
  • Elektro the first based AI intelligence

    Elektro the first based AI intelligence
    Elektro was an important step even though using pre-recorded responses even with a predetermined question as well. Could respond to questions just based on the rhythm of the voice and disturbance in the air. Their was not just one individual responsible for his invention, but was a cumulative effort.