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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
- 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
- Elektro - IMDb
Elektro, Westinghouse's Mechanical Man, amazed audiences at the 1939 New York World's Fair Standing 7 feet tall and weighing 260 pounds, Elektro performed 26 different tricks by voice command, including walking, talking, and smoking a cigarette
- Elektro, the Most Famous Robot of the 1930s - History of Information
Elektro, a robot built by the Pittsburgh-based Westinghouse Electric Corporation in its Mansfield, Ohio facility between 1937 and 1938, was seven feet tall and weighed 265 pounds
- Elektro the Moto-Man Had the Biggest Brain at the 1939 World’s Fair
Elektro was one of a family of robots that evolved out of Westinghouse’s switchgear business By the early 1920s, the company had succeeded in developing fully automatic electrical substations, and its engineers were looking for ways to improve them
- The Sensational Return of a Smoking, Walking, Talking Worlds Fair Robot
Between the 1920s and 50s, Westinghouse built a whole army of mechanical men to show off their electrical engineering, including Elektro at the Westinghouse facility in Mansfield, Ohio in the
- Mansfields Mechanical Marvel: The History of Elektro, the Moto-Man
In 2025, Elektro's fate is uncertain following the death of Mansfield Memorial Museum curator Scott Schaut in 2023 The museum is currently restructuring its exhibits to focus solely on military-themed attractions, leaving many to wonder about the future of the iconic "moto-man "
- Elektro finds permanent home at the NCO Industrial Museum, Mansfield
Elektro is known as oldest surviving robot in world Elektro could walk and talk and even smoke a cigarette, bringing delight at 1939 Worlds' Fair
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