File:Alexander Pushkin automaton android by François Junod.JPG

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English: Completed in 2010 by François Junod and his team, the automaton of Alexander Pushkin is capable of writing 1,458 different poems randomly accompanied by a matching drawing. The first mechanical android in history to do that.
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Source http://www.watch-around.com/uploads/media/Technique-pouch-011-e.pdf
Author Photo: Mario del Curto, Automaton: François Junod
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Attribution: Mario Del Curto
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