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Jun. 14, 1961 - Electroninc Ladybird - Demonstrated in Budapest.: An electronic ladybird with an amazing control gear - was constructed at the University of Szeged for traffic automisation tests. The beetle model reacts to different actions, such as - flashing its eyes when whistled at - proceeds in the direction of a light signal - until it touches a solid object when it stops and withdraws. When its spots are touched is lies lifeless- but moves again when it is stroked. With the aid of its memory again when it is stroked. With the aid of its memory -appliance - it can be made to react to signals in different ways. Photo shows The electronic ladybird follows a light - at the Budapest Industrial Fair

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Actions Amazing Beetle Budapest Constructed Demonstrated Electronic Flashing Follows Ladybird Lifeless Memory Moves Proceeds React Reacts Signals Solid Spots Stops Stroked Szeged Tests Touched Touches Ways Whistled Withdraws


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