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Elektro, Robot of Mansfield, Mansfield, Ohio
Elektro, Robot of Mansfield, Mansfield, Ohio

1937 - Elektro - Joseph M. Barnett (American) - cyberneticzoo.com
1937 - Elektro - Joseph M. Barnett (American) - cyberneticzoo.com

The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot - Atlas Obscura
The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot - Atlas Obscura

ELEKTRO the Westinghouse Robot - The Mansfield Memorial Museum
ELEKTRO the Westinghouse Robot - The Mansfield Memorial Museum

Elektro-1 (Earth-7045) | Comic Crossroads | Fandom
Elektro-1 (Earth-7045) | Comic Crossroads | Fandom

OH Mansfield - Elektro Robot | Elektro the Robot at the Mans… | Flickr
OH Mansfield - Elektro Robot | Elektro the Robot at the Mans… | Flickr

Elektro The Robot
Elektro The Robot

Elektro (Character) - Comic Vine
Elektro (Character) - Comic Vine

AI Upscales and Colorizes Westinghouse's "Elektro the Robot" from the 1939 New York World's Fair - TechEBlog
AI Upscales and Colorizes Westinghouse's "Elektro the Robot" from the 1939 New York World's Fair - TechEBlog

Celebrity Robot Says Good-Bye to Upper East Side | itsnewstoyou
Celebrity Robot Says Good-Bye to Upper East Side | itsnewstoyou

The History of Elektro of Westinghouse - History-Computer
The History of Elektro of Westinghouse - History-Computer

Elektro, the first electrical humanoid robot [8] | Download Scientific Diagram
Elektro, the first electrical humanoid robot [8] | Download Scientific Diagram

After a 10 year break, Elektro - the talking and smoking robot returns to public eye - Mister Vintage
After a 10 year break, Elektro - the talking and smoking robot returns to public eye - Mister Vintage

Electro the Smoking Robot at the 1939 New York World's Fair - YouTube
Electro the Smoking Robot at the 1939 New York World's Fair - YouTube

Elektro & Sparko - Javigaar Illustration
Elektro & Sparko - Javigaar Illustration

Elektro turns 75
Elektro turns 75

The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot - Atlas Obscura
The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot - Atlas Obscura

ELEKTRO the Westinghouse Robot - The Mansfield Memorial Museum
ELEKTRO the Westinghouse Robot - The Mansfield Memorial Museum

The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot - Atlas Obscura
The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking World's Fair Robot - Atlas Obscura

Elektro the Moto-Man Had the Biggest Brain at the 1939 World's Fair - IEEE Spectrum
Elektro the Moto-Man Had the Biggest Brain at the 1939 World's Fair - IEEE Spectrum

Elektro, Robot of Mansfield, Mansfield, Ohio
Elektro, Robot of Mansfield, Mansfield, Ohio

The return of Elektro, the first celebrity robot | New Scientist
The return of Elektro, the first celebrity robot | New Scientist

Electro "the Moto-Man" from Westinghouse - The Old Robots Web Site
Electro "the Moto-Man" from Westinghouse - The Old Robots Web Site

Elektro the Moto-man and his dog Sparko. 1939 New York World's Fair. 250 pounds 7 feet tall Westinghouse Pavilion | Vintage robots, Retro robot, Retro futurism
Elektro the Moto-man and his dog Sparko. 1939 New York World's Fair. 250 pounds 7 feet tall Westinghouse Pavilion | Vintage robots, Retro robot, Retro futurism

Science history: Elektro the smoking robot
Science history: Elektro the smoking robot

1939 ... Elektro! | Cool robots, Vintage robots, Retro robot
1939 ... Elektro! | Cool robots, Vintage robots, Retro robot

Modo Edulabs - Elektro, the first humanoid robot was designed in 1937. It could walk, talk, blow balloons and smoke. Have fun in knowing about such vintage robots by enrolling in JumpStart
Modo Edulabs - Elektro, the first humanoid robot was designed in 1937. It could walk, talk, blow balloons and smoke. Have fun in knowing about such vintage robots by enrolling in JumpStart

Replica of Elektro the robot standing with the original, 2010 - National Building Museum
Replica of Elektro the robot standing with the original, 2010 - National Building Museum