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Robotics Through History | Ep 5: Ingenious: The Evolution of Innovation

Don't miss an episode of INGENIOUS! Watch the whole season: https://bit.ly/3OeCIU1 It can only be attributable to human error… or can it? We think of robots as purely science fiction, but they’ve actually been around for centuries. In this episode, Susannah and Trace look at Maillardet’s Automaton, self-driving cars, and more. Sophia the robot came along long after Leonardo da Vinci sketched plans for an automated knight. In the 1700s there was a robot called The Bleeding Man for medical practice. Artificial Intelligence – was it around in ancient Egypt with the “speaking statues?” When you ask Siri, “what was the first robot” you will get a different answer than on our show. Learn about the long history of robotics on this episode of Ingenious! INGENIOUS: THE EVOLUTION OF INNOVATION is a brand-new video series from The Franklin Institute. Catch new episodes every Wednesday! Co-hosted by Curator Susannah Carroll and “Uno Dos of Trace” star and professional science nerd Trace Dominguez, INGENIOUS celebrates items from The Franklin Institute’s collection and connects them to the radical innovation shaping our world today. Sign up at https://beyond.fi.edu for even more about the show and our hosts, get bonus content and show extras, and find out about upcoming live events. Become a stargazing master with A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE COSMOS: https://bit.ly/39T2WMP While you're there, check out our brand-new podcast, SO CURIOUS! https://beyond.fi.edu/podcasts/