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This Emerson 3051D asks a pretty good question

23/08/17 22:26

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Some vehicles from the Communist sphere of my cassette-futurist world. "The common citizen of the Union will be provided with a hovercar by 2100. Perhaps not an elegant one, but it will hover, and they will not complain."

23/08/11 05:22

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The year is 2144, and the era of creation has come and gone. Ruins and machine intellect are all that remain, bound by program to man's final wishes. A pair of robots on Mars set out on a journey through the dust in search of life's true purpose. The Sands hide great secrets...

23/08/02 23:35

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Just one of those days

23/07/20 07:40

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Little known fact, GORDON is conceptually inspired by a dad ready to build a new deck twitter.com/RoninElWolf/st…

23/05/16 22:43

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Mechanized walker built to fight in an endless automated war, now serving the Consensus of Order.

23/03/30 23:22

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Print ad for the world's first teledex, a portable Datanet communicator with an integrated artificial assistant.

23/03/03 00:47

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In 1987, Maple Cybernetic released ISAAC. It blew the world away, because unlike their previous machines, and in fact any previous robot on Earth, ISAAC was designed to hold practical conversations with humans.

23/01/20 00:26

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ENIZ Logistics Solutions presents their latest machination, an large walking cargo automaton called the Mastodon Ultraheavy. Behemoths like this are commonly seen ambling through the wilderness of the Solar System, especially in regions where air travel is not guaranteed.

22/12/23 00:31

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1987 was a year of tremendous progress in the arena of Western cybernetics. With Maple's announcement of an incredible new human-facing robot, and Berkeley's cybernetic refresh of their ubiquitous business machines, it was clear that a revolution was on the horizon.

22/12/16 00:06

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After months of resets and fine-tuning, nothing changed. Each time KASA-1 was instructed to design the new hardware system, the screen was a c i r c l e. The machine claimed the layout was far more efficient, and the humans would never understand.

22/12/04 00:40

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microcomputers practice #art #drawing #sketches #retrocomputing

22/05/18 21:45