The Czech Play That Gave Us the Word 'Robot' | The MIT Press Reader
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The Roots of Robots, Czech Allegory of Feudal Peasant - 3 Seas Europe
File:R.U.R. by Karel Čapek 1939.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
TIL the word Robot was introduced in 1921 by Karel Capek who used it to describe an artificial person in his play R.U.R, (which stands for Rossum's Universal Robots) : r/todayilearned
Throwback Thursday: Karel Capek, Creator of Robots - Bask
Karel Capek/; Rossum's Universal Robots (RUR) 1921 – media+art+innovation
Slovo “robot” vymyslel Josef Čapek. Dnes ho zná celý svět
Czech Embassy India on Twitter: "Indian Director Today Magazine published a story titled „Robot, the Most famous Czech, celebrates 100“ written by Jaroslav Veis who reminded Karel Capek and his invention of
On the 100th Anniversary of 'Robot,' They're Finally Taking Over - WSJ
Karel Capek
The first British robot with the letters R.U.R. inspired by Karel Capek's play, which was presented in London in 1923, at the Robot2020 exhibition in the Technical Museum in Brno, Czech Republic,
🤖 R. U. R. Rossum's Universal Robots by Karel Capek Full AudioBook | Science Fiction AudioBooks - YouTube
Karel Capek : l'invention littéraire du Robot - Metis
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100 years of the Word Robot and Karl Capek's Book - Rossum's Universal Robots - REInvest Robotics
The Roots of Robots, Czech Allegory of Feudal Peasant - 3 Seas Europe
Rosum's Universal Robots, Karel Capek | Vintage robots, Retro robot, Robot
Karel Capek - IMDb
