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IEEE - One of the first robots was a steam-powered “pigeon,” created around 400 to 350 BC by Greek mathematician Archytas. Archytas constructed his bird out of wood and used steam to
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SanaI on Twitter: "#Robotics Ancient Chinese text tells of a mechanical man presented to King Mu of Zhou (1023–957 BCE) by the 'artificer' Yan Shi. Archytas, founder of mathematical mechanics, philosopher made
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