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Jaquet-Droz automata
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The Jaquet-Droz automata was the first recorded operating "robot" that had three different automations. These three automations each did something different. There was the Musician, who was a woman that sat in the midde playing the piano, the Draughtsman, who was a child on the left side that can draw four diferent images, and the Writer, a man on the opposite side that was able to write any combination of 40 letters. -
First UAV
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The first recorded UAV (Unmanned Ariel Vehicle) was the Hewitt-Sperry which was used in World War I as a n ariel torpedo, also called a "flying bomb". -
Herbert Televox
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The televox was Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co's first robot. Televox was made to accept phone calls by lifting the telephone reciever. -
ENIAC
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ENIAC was the first electronically powered general-purpose computer. This computer was capable of being programmed to solve various selections of numerical problems. -
Introduction to Transistors
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Transistors helped computer systems become much faster and more efficient than a computer system with vacuum tubes. Invented in 1947 and introduced in 1948 by Bell Laboratory engineers, the transistor made using computers much easier and less costly. -
First Russian Satellite Launched
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The first satellite to be sent into orbit, the Sputnik, was the mark of the start of the space age. Was the world's first artificial satellite. -
First Industrial robot
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Worked on the General Motors assembly line at Inland Fisher Guide Plant. Used to do jobs that would've poisoned workers by exhaust gas or cause them to lose a limb if they were not careful. -
First Internet - ARPANET
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The Arpanet was the first network that connected computers and was developed by the US military. The protocol TCP/IP was first developed to communicate and it is still used today. -
The Famulus Robot
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The first robot to have six electric motor-driven axes. Developed by the German company KUKA -
Apple-1
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First Apple computer that was designed and hand built by Steve Woniak and released to the public by Steve Jobs. -
Personal Computers (PC)
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IBM introduced their first personal computer for home use in 1981. The number of personal computers doubled from 2 million to 5.5 million the following year. These PCs would eventually work their way to becoming laptops on desks of consumers. -
Windows 1.0
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The first software update developed by Windows that is now Windows 10 today and one of the most well-known computer softwares used by consumers. -
First Web Browser
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NCSA Mosaic was free for internal use, licensing, modifications and/or distributions by commercial organizatoins. Mosaic continually built off of Berners-Lee's server and applied support for several factors such as graphics, sounds, and video clips. -
8-Legged Walking Robot
SourceThe first walking robot, Dante II, explored Mount Spur in Alaska. Dante II continued to be used to explore areas that would be dangerous and fatal to a normal explorer. -
Firat Self-Replicating
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Researchers at Cornell University develope a robot that can reproduce and replicate itself with nothing but time. Has no direct useful function but is a jump in advancement and innovations.