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A pull-along automaton depicting the folk song Widecombe Fair.

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This is an expensive toy for the entertainment of dinner guests. It can roll over the table, since the base of the ‘sculpture’ has wheels and a movement to propel it forward. The head of the stag can be removed and its body filled with wine. The guest in front of whom Diana stops may take the first drink.

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The Schoenberg Automaton @ Barra Bar, Springwood

17-12-11

Camera - Nikon D700

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Langton's Ant cellular automaton using a hexagon ruleset. Click here to watch it run.

Automaton in the form of a ship, by Hans Schlottheim, Augsburg, Germany, c1585 - explanations

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Brent Anklam, Sonora. Photo: Jerod Anklam

automaton-maker's workshop

Saura, Weston, Matt, and Miles at their first design meeting. (Not pictured: Nathan)

 

They're the Animated Automated Automatons, a Moonbots team sponsored by SD Space.

Something vaguely robot-like about this bit

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