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Made from Sundara hand-dyed lace silk in my own pattern

Automaton © Michelle Murtagh

Model Animation class; Model Making, Design and Digital Effects course at IADT Dún Laoghaire, Ireland.

Maillardet Automaton expert Charles Penniman and author of the book "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" Brian Selznick.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

Maillardet Automaton expert Charles Penniman and author of the book "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" Brian Selznick.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

Maillardet Automaton expert Charles Penniman and author of the book "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" Brian Selznick show drawings done by the TFI Automaton.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

Maillardet Automaton expert Charles Penniman and author of the book "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" Brian Selznick.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

Homenaje a Samuel Beckett

40 x 30 x 22 cm · madera policromada

Tribute to Samuel Beckett

40 x 30 x 22 cm · wood acrilic paint

If you are interested please contact me laurazelaya@yahoo.com

It played a squeaky little tune for 25¢. At the Miracle of America Museum in Polson, Montana

Maillardet Automaton expert Charles Penniman and author of the book "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" Brian Selznick.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

Close up of an automaton outside the Health Matters display at the science museum.

@ the boat

06/01/06

Automaton in the form of a ship, by Hans Schlottheim, Augsburg, Germany, c1585 (see later images for fuller explanations) : detail

view original size: www.flickr.com/photos/koutsogianni/9113312123/sizes/o/in/...

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C3P0 SeeThreePO android Robot and B9 Robot from Lost In Space - ThreePO androids from Star Wars - Davros the Dalek creator from Dr Who - androids mechanical man men automaton plastic windup toy toys sci-fi science fiction laptop MAC computer Metaluna mutant alien monster creature bug threepio

Maillardet Automaton expert Charles Penniman and author of the book "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" Brian Selznick.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

Automaton in the form a Ship (Augsburg, c 1585) - by Hans Schlottheim, British Museum

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Spotted at the Natural History Museum: Textile Cone. Its shell pattern is generated by a one-dimensional cellular automaton.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cellular_automaton#Natural_biotic_t...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_30

mathworld.wolfram.com/Rule30.html

@ the boat

06/01/06

Hugo Cabret Author Brian Selznick and Automaton at TFI.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

1d cellular automaton using rule 110. This seems to be the most unpredictable...

code is at cormullion.github.io/blog/2018/11/29/automata.html

Wooden Bender and Regular Bender from Futurama - light blue grey gray - Space future - Bender android androids mechanical man men automaton metal toy toys gray cartoon animation TV television show futuristic robot Matt Groening David X Cohen kid robots faux wood plastic

De-constructed playstation 2 controller The analogue joysticks are a convenient double potentiometer and switch combo box - how handy

For more on this, arduino stuff and other daft things see the "Making weird stuff" blog

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Maillardet Automaton expert Charles Penniman and author of the book "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" Brian Selznick.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

"Hugo Cabret" author Brian Selznick and the TFI Automaton.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

Supposedly, he could play that trumpet.

Maillardet Automaton expert Charles Penniman.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

automaton-maker's workshop

Automaton © Gemma Byrne

Model Animation class; Model Making, Design and Digital Effects course at IADT Dún Laoghaire, Ireland.

1868: Automaton with the Horses of Achilles.

Oil on canvas.

Alexandre-Georges-Henri Regnault.

France: 1843-1871.

Boston Museum of Fine Arts.

Kristján Guðmundsson, júní 2009.

Maillardet Automaton expert Charles Penniman.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

Automaton © Pauric Conroy

Model Animation class; Model Making, Design and Digital Effects course at IADT Dún Laoghaire, Ireland.

A whimsical steampunk robot with a rounded teal and brass body, decorated with intricate golden gears, rivets, and vintage clockwork details. Its head sprouts lush green leaves like a living plant, blending nature with machinery. The robot’s expressive round eyes and subtle smile give it a friendly, curious demeanor. One hand delicately holds a glass terrarium containing tiny ferns, symbolizing its role as a guardian of life. The color palette features soft turquoise, worn brass, and pastel pink highlights, giving it a weathered yet charming antique look. The background is softly muted to enhance focus on the character, evoking a surreal fusion of nature, technology, and gentle fantasy.

Pages from a great book about robots by Jasia Reichardt published by Thames & Hudson in 1978.

Maillardet Automaton expert Charles Penniman and author of the book "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" Brian Selznick.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

Maillardet Automaton expert Charles Penniman and author of the book "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" Brian Selznick.

Photo: TFI/ Darryl W. Moran

The completed automaton with the top removed to show the mechanism

Hammerhead Momaw Nadon - Star Wars Action figure - Mos Eisley Cantina Bar scene creature alien - Future - Sideshow Medicom Real Action Heroes Version toy toys collectible 1977 1970s 2010 retro gold 1:6 scaled figure Ralph McQuarrie designed Classic comic book character metropolis like automaton George Lucas scifi sci-fi science fiction pulp fiction

birr castle, lactating automaton film set

from Chainsaw fanzine, issue #12 (1981)

stillunusual.tumblr.com/post/28838870750/chainsaw-fanzine

Layout drawing for arduino-controlled automaton head and start of practical implementation inside wooden base unit.

February 2012

For more on this, arduino stuff and other daft things see the "Making weird stuff" blog