1: (a) The Shakey robot created by the Articial Intelligence Center at... | Download Scientific Diagram
SHAKEY the Robot | X279.83 | Computer History Museum
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Shakey — A 1960's Predecessor to Today's Advanced Robotics | Nuts & Volts Magazine
Shakey the robot - Wikipedia
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SRI's Pioneering Mobile Robot Shakey Honored as IEEE Milestone - IEEE Spectrum
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Shakey the robot – FOP Shvachko V. V.
Shakey — A 1960's Predecessor to Today's Advanced Robotics | Nuts & Volts Magazine
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Shakey the robot - Wikipedia
jan 8, 1966 - SHAKEY was created The 'first electronic person' from Stanford, Shakey is a generalpurpose mobile robot that reasons about its own actions (Timeline)
1967 - "Shakey" - Charles Rosen, Nils Nilsson, Bertram Raphael et al (American) - cyberneticzoo.com
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Shakey the robot. Probably the first mobile robot. It was developed at... | Download Scientific Diagram
Fifty years of Shakey, the "world's first electronic person"
Straight Out of Sci-Fi, Shakey Was the First Mobile Robot Built With AI
Shakey the Robot - SRI International
3: A photo of Shakey the Robot in its case at the Computer History... | Download Scientific Diagram
Shakey | robot | Britannica
Remembering Shakey, the First Intelligent Robot – The New Stack
