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1 METROPOLIS 1927

1951

1954

1956

1957 1957

50s

70s

90s

10s

60s

80s

00s

1965-1968

1967 1967 1967

1971 1964 1971

1973 scenario

1979

1982

1984

1985 1985

19861986

1986

1987-1993

1990

2029

2084

1991 1989

196811.2019

1977 - 2005 -

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1927 In the future

In the future

In the future

In the future

In the future

In the future

Near future

Walter Schulze-Mittendorff

Addison Hehr

Robert Kinoshita

Robert Kinoshita

Takeo Kita

Herman A. Blumenthal

H. R. Giger

William Ladd Skinner

Dianne Wager

George Costello

Robert KinoshitaFred Barton

Toshio Nozaki Nizou Yamamoto

John Marshall Gayle Simon

William Sandell

Takashi Watabe

Scott Chambliss

Norman Reynolds

Nathan Crowley

Alterian costume design

Pixar Animation Studios

John Rosengrant

François Audouy

Joel Collins

Patrick Tatopoulos

Owen Paterson

complexed construction:plastic, metall









‘Plastic Wood’ polished metal automaton

the ability to make plans follow them on her own

two feet unlimited

unlimited

unlimivted unlimited

unlimivted unlimited

unlimited

unlimited

nobody knows when it will finish

unlimited

24 h

6 000 microphone voice message

two feet and two arms


remote control

two feet with caterpillarsand two arms

two feet with caterpillarsand two arms


unlimited

unlimited

unlimited

unlimited

unlimited





two arms and wheels

two arms and wheels






insice car



voice commands

voice commands

voice commands

voice commands

voice commands

programed comands

programed comands

remote ray control

human brain

voice commands

voice commands

voice commands

remote control

voice commands

on / off

on / off

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

on / off

“Klaatu barada nikto”

extrasensiory perseption

death raymute

mute

unlimited

unlimited

english

english

english

teleportation

mute

mute

mute

mute

mute

comand panels

unlimited

unlimited

speak naturally

two feet, two arms

two feet, two arms

unlimited

unlimited

two feet, two arms unlimited

unlimited

unlimited

microphone voice message

two feet, two arms

Kit Kat bar“fingers” can execute 5 types of movement

modified programmed personality

12 hours more than 4microphone

voice message

minimal dialogue

sound signals

microphone voice message

characterized as witty, sarcastic, and humorous

polished metal

polished metal

polished metal

polished metal



complexed construction:metall

person inside of the robot suit

Pupets scale 1 1CG

CG



bio-nano polymer

aluminum skeleton skinned in stainless steel

aluminum skeleton skinned in stainless steel

+ person

metal

metal

metal

complexed construction:plastic, metall metal and rubber

complexed construction:Plastic, metall

complexed construction:Plastic, metall

human

prototype is scale

human + costum

human + costum

human + costum

human + costum

human + costum

human + costum

human + metal +electronc

human + costum

animation

animation

3D animation

3D animation

3D animation

3D animation

3D animation

3D animation

3D animation

Textile and electronics

animation

android

android

android

android

cyborgcybernetic organism

cyborgcybernetic organism

Synthetic terminatorsLiquid metal nanorobotics

polished metal

voice message

voice message

voice message

voice message

voice message woman voicenice manners

sence of humor

sarcasm

brave

brave

sexy and clever

care

depression

ramantic

sence of humor

brave and clever

self-sacrifice

self-sacrifice

self-sacrifice

self-sacrifice

self-sacrifice

speak naturally

speak naturally

speak naturally

speak naturally

speak naturally

speak naturally

speak naturallyor mute

speak naturally

speak naturally, copy the voices of others, read human handwriting

speak naturally

coocker

with superhuman strength and futuristic weaponry

brave and clever

chilly and clever

180

thick foam-rubber suitflexible metal

23rd century

21st century

20041950

2035

2005

2007 2007

2008

2011 2020

2012

2014

2014

2014

2015

2044

1978 2005

2805

1999 1995

1999-2013 2999

1999 22sd century

Near future

Near future

Near future

Near future

1994-2002

16.10.1997

date of story release

date of film release

time setting robot’s designcreaters

prototype’s material

robot’s material

battery’sduration

languages’number

interaction with people personality

17

robot’s controlmovement’s

method

Maria vs Maschinenmensch

2 THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILLGort

3

FORBIDDEN PLANETRobby the Robot

4

5 THE COLOSSUS OF NEW YORKColossus

6 LOST IN SPACERobot B9

7 KING KONG ESCAPES Mechani-Kong

8 ПРИКЛЮЧЕНИЯ ЭЛЕКТРОНИКАЭлектроник

9 WESTWORLD Gunslinger

10 STAR WARS EPISODES I-VIC-3P0 and R2-D2

11 ALIENAsh

12 BLADE RUNNERanimals-replicante Do Androids Dream

of Electric Sheep?

1966"We Can Remember It for You Wholesale"

1976"The Bicentennial Man"

Isaac Asimov

"I,robot" Isaac Asimov

1956 short story "Steel"Richard Matheson

BBC radio

Thea Gabriele von Harbou

Oct 1940 "Farewell to the Master"

by Harry Bates

Oct 1954 Tobor the Great comic book story

Michael Crichton

scenario Willis Goldbeck

scenarioDan O'Bannon

scenarioJames Cameron

scenarioSylvester Stallone

scenario

scenarioHayao Miyazaki

scenarioEdward Neumeier

scenarioJonathan Nolan

Marvel (Big Hero 6) Paul A. Felix

scenarioJonathan Nolan

scenarioRoberto Orci

scenarioChristopher D. Ford

scenarioRoberto Orci

scenarioAndy WachowskiLana Wachowski

scenarioGeorge Lucas

Ralph McQuarriebuilt by Tony Dyson

13 TERMINATOR

ROCKY IV

Terminator

14 SICO

15 SHORT CIRCUITJohnny 5

16 CASTLE IN THE SKYRobby the Robt

17 ROBOCOP 1, 2 & 3Robocop

18 TOTAL RECALLCab

19 GHOST IN THE SHELLMotoko Kusanagi and others

20 STAR TREKData

21 BICENTENNIAL MANAndrew

22 FUTURAMABender and others

23 THE MATRIX TRILOGYRobby the Robt

24 I, ROBOTNS-5

25 THE HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXYMarvin the Paranoid Android

26 TRANSFORMERSOptimus Prime and others

27 WALL-EWALL-E and EVA

Ambush28 REAL STEEL

29 ROBOT & FRANKrobot companion

30 INTERSTELLARTARS

AUTÓMATACleo

CHAPPIEChappie

31 BIG HERO 6

32

33

TOBOR THE GREAT Tobor

english

english

english

prop costume built by Bob Stewart

15

1816

14

19

16

17

19

18

16

18

18

18

13

19

18

18

18

16

20

15

17

17

18

18

20

20

20

20

17

13

17

PERIOD OF THE FRANKENSTEIN COMPLEX

Hysteria About RobotsTaking Jobs and Killing People

OPEN LETTER IN HOPES OF PREVENTING ROBOT UPRISING

"third revolution in warfare"THREE LAWS

60s 70s 80s 90s 2000s 2010s50s40s30s20s

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Ergonomic standarts

Super hero / anti hero

Guinness World Records

1 2 3 6

4

5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 2122

23 24 26 27 3328 2930

31

32

2520

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cen

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24th

cen

tury

1927

19851986

1951

21

1954

3

1956

4

4

4

1958

5

1965

6

6

19739

1979

11

1984

13

1415

1986

16

1987

17

1990

181999

21

1999

22

2004

2nd Part

19

24

24

1999

23

2005

25

2007

26

200827

2011

3rd Part

252011

28

2012

Prequel

11

29

1973

10

1967

7

19718

1982

12

19941997

20

2014

Remake

17

30

1991

19

2nd Part

13

2003

2nd Part

22

3rd Part

22

3rd Part

13

2009

2nd Part

25

4th Part

13

201431

5th Part

13

HYSTERIA ABOUT ROBOTS TAKING JOBS AND KILLING PEOPLE PERIOD OF THE FRANKENSTEIN COMPLEX

"I always had the feeling that he would turn on me some day."

A small-town newspaper in Louisiana ran an editorial in the Sept. 27, 1932, issue titled "Our Dread of Robots."

1930s 19701939

THREE LAWS

"Robbie" is a science fiction short story by Isaac Asimov. It was his first robot story. A revised version of Robbie was reprinted under Asimov's original title in the collections I, Robot (1950), The Complete Robot (1982), and Robot Visions (1990).

1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.2. A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.3. A robot may not injure its own kind and defend its own kind unless it is interfering with the first or second rule.by Isaac Asimov

1942 1950

I, ROBOT

1968

DO ANDROIDS DREAM OF ELECTRIC SHEEP?

1960

180

cm

“CYBORG AND SPACE”

In 1960, Nathan S. Kline and Manfred Clynes coined the term cyborg, using it in an article in Astronautics Magazine about the advantages of self-regulating human-machine systems in outer space.

Along a similar vein, Kline believed that computers could be used in large scale epidemiological studies and streamline the administration of complex health facilities

“UNCANNY VALLEY”A number of theories have been proposed to explain the cognitive mechanism underlying the phenomenon:

Mate selectionMortality saliencePathogen avoidanceSorites paradoxesViolation of human normsReligious definition of human identityConflicting perceptual cues

“CYBORG: EVOLUTION OF THE SUPERMAN”

D. S. Halacy defines "cyborg" as a man who uses machines to increase his power; cyborg was born when humans began to make tools, no matter how primitive. Cyborg applies equally well to a laborer using an ordinary shovel and to an investigator handling radioactive material by manipulating giant pincers. The term even includes people with pacemakers, nylon blood vessels, and reinforced bones. The author does not limit himself only to surgery; he also writes about psychic drugs, myo-electric control, hypothermia, tissue culture, and space medicine.

Design principles:Design elements should match in human realism.Reducing conflict and uncertainty by matching appearance, behavior, and ability.Human facial proportions and photorealistic texture should only be used together.

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