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Elektro - Wikipedia Elektro is a robot built by J M Barnett, Jack Weeks Sr , Harold Gorsuch, [1] and other engineers at the Westinghouse Electric Corporation ' s Mansfield, Ohio, facility between 1937 and 1938
ELEKTRO the Westinghouse Robot - The Mansfield Memorial Museum Following his adventure to New York, Elektro began a touring “career” in various US cities, followed by appearances in several Hollywood films of his day For many years afterwards his whereabouts were a mystery, though he was eventually located in multiple pieces and locations
The History of Elektro of Westinghouse - History-Computer The Elektro was constructed from aluminum on a steel frame It was 210 cm tall, weighing 120 kg It was capable of performing 26 routines (movements), and a vocabulary of 700 words Sentences were formulated by a series of 78 RPM record players connected to relay switches
Remembering Elektro, Mansfield and the “World of Tomorrow” In 1938, Elektro the Moto-Man was “born” in Mansfield, Ohio The seven-foot-tall, steel-framed humanoid was “the product of 13 years of mechanical intellectual and cultural development” since Westinghouse Electric Company invented its first cardboard-bodied Herbert Televox
Mansfields Mechanical Marvel: The History of Elektro, the Moto-Man Elektro, the Westinghouse robot, was an early pioneer in home automation and smart device technology The so-called "moto-man" was lost for some time before being found, restored and put on display at the Mansfield Memorial Museum In 2025, Elektro's fate is uncertain following the death of Mansfield Memorial Museum curator Scott Schaut in 2023
Electro the Moto-Man from Westinghouse - The Old Robots Web Site Elektro has a strong claim to the title of, “world’s first humanoid robot” and was developed by engineer Joseph Barnett for the Westinghouse company Elektro was first exhibited at the New York Expo in 1939, and was such a hit with the crowds, he was invited back the following year
Elektro The Robot | Proceed with Wonder Elektro the Robot — originally known as Elektro the Moto-Man — is a landmark figure in American technological and industrial history
Elektro the Westinghouse robot a piece of Mansfield history Progress is being made to put Elektro, the 1930s-era robot created at the Westinghouse Plant in Mansfield, back together with some exciting new abilities Mansfield brothers John Weeks and Lowell
Elektro – The Pioneering Robot of Westinghouse - History Tools Let‘s journey back over 80 years to meet one of the world‘s first humanoid robots – Elektro built by Westinghouse Electric Corporation Though you may not have heard of Elektro before, this 7-foot tall, 265 pound robot captivated audiences in the late 1930s with its ability to speak, move, and yes, even smoke!