Nikola Tesla:
Father of Robotics Tesla discovered
remote control and patented a radio controlled robot-boat in November 8,
1898 (Patent #: 613.809). Tesla used radio waves to move a
robot-boat in a small pool of water in Madison Square Garden, New York
City during the Electrical Exhibition in 1898. Space
exploration developed from this first discovery of robots. Robots
are important in space exploration, industry, military applications,
medicine (heart operations performed with robots) and many other fields.
Earth Robot Invades Mars
On July 4, 1997 the NASA Explorer-Robot "Sojourner" landed on Mars and
became the first radio-guided vehicle to roam the surface of the Red
Planet. Remotely controlled exploration of cosmos began 100 years
ago when Nikola Tesla discover his first robot.
Cardiac Surgeon Dr. Hani Shenib and Dr. Ljubo Vujovic holding Tesla
Robot Posters.
Dr. Shenib preformed the first cardiac operation with the help of a
robot in the New York Metropolitan Area. The operation was a
success.
Tesla Exploration of Mars
Astronomy Magazine Mars
Time Magazine MARS (July 4, 1997) Landing of Tesla
robot on MARS
New York Times article about the
robot-bearing spacecraft to Mars
New York Times article about MARS exploration
with robot
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