Automata Old and New

Explore the fascinating history of mechanical marvels with "Automata Old and New" by Conrad William Cooke. This meticulously prepared print edition delves into the captivating world of early machines and automata, offering a detailed look at the principles of their design and operation.

A cornerstone text in machine theory and mechanical engineering, this volume examines the ingenious clockwork mechanisms and intricate systems that powered these early robots. From the technology behind basic mechanical movements to more complex industrial applications, Cooke provides a comprehensive overview of the era's advancements.

Whether you are interested in the history of technology, the foundations of robotics, or simply the beauty of clockwork engineering, "Automata Old and New" offers a unique and insightful journey into a world of ingenuity and innovation.

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