The most famous Japanese "Karakuri" automata that have made 200 years ago. 

japanese jim

This would be perfect in a murder mystery!

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I wish I were a brainy bloke.

Hortondlfn1 same

Back then, the expression EXPIRATION DATE didn't exist...

@@klausosho451 yeah you build and sell something you better support it for life (and beyond)

+Claudette Gosselin Actually, that's the beauty of Mechanical Engineering.

haha, indeed.

The morden day robots are similar to those

People in Europe we're doing it as well as other places. There's are some that right and one mysterious one known as Svengali.

+K-9s Fur Life *write* my bad.

Sadly true

Clocksmithing died out which is part of craftsmanship.. so now all we have left is the others like carpenter, painter, ect

Look up the Swiss engineer Henri Maillardet and his automaton, "The Draughtsman". It could not only draw pictures but be programmed on what to draw.

+Kyo Chan Japanese weren't the first to create automatons, and in all honesty those automatons weren't anything special when compared to their European counterparts from that time. In fact these creations look like they're based off the designs of Jacques de Vaucanson who is credited with making the first definitive automatons. If you're going to give kudos to somebody, give it to the guy / his country that made the concept possible. (In this case, France)

+God is dead Thank you for the clarification! :D

@@theinternetstolemysoulbuti2740 it was mentioned in early greek and indian records tho

it's a girl

Zaku186 lololol

duh. OMG IM NOT THE ONLY ONE HERE FOR THIS

Bewear Gaymer BH in HB..

+Nesmaniac Check out 'The Writer' automaton. It's even more astonishing.

+Miladin Ercegovcevic Thanks, I will check it out.

+Miladin Ercegovcevic That's the one that was featured in Hugo, right?

dystrophic Yup.

Too disturbing 😂

hobbygo4 i'm Japanese.Thank you very much.

well they have, they just have trouble folding them back into the car shape

and computers

Its actually programmed to hit a target 3 out of 4 times, and when it misses it looks sad, when it hits, it's happy!

"Segoy" You had *one* job.

It's around 1820 I think.