The oldest japanese robot revived

Built in 1928 by biologist Makoto Nishimura, Gakutensoku was first exhibited in Kyoto as part of the formal celebration of the Showa Emperor’s ascension to the throne. The robot traveled to a number of expos and wowed onlookers with its mad calligraphy skills before going missing in Germany. After a long disappearance, Gakutensoku was located and later repatriated to Osaka.

A funny robot

I can't resist to show you this homemade robot.

A forest of pc

The more technological environement is growing, the more human nature is looking for a nature, a sensible world to be in touch with roots. Fujitsu and Monacca developped a wooden pc, this tendence might become bigger like the zoomorph as well. It's just a question of feeling, a new flower power techno.

From out of space

Sometimes it's good and funny to see a vision of the post-future. I hope you'll enjoy it. Our vision of the future could also look like a joke for the next generation.
Have fun !