Museum Tekniska museet

Introduction

Animatronic baby, London, 2016

Marvel 1570-1800

Astronomical clock

Articulated manikin, Italy, 1582–1600

‘Autoperipatetikos’ walking doll, Germany, about 1870

The man-machine

Automaton ‘rose engine’ lathe, unsigned, German, about 1750

Dream 1920–2009

Birth of the robot

T-800 Endoskeleton robot, Terminator Salvation

Maria (2016)

Collection of 26 toy robots, Asia and USA, 1955–84

Humanoid robot, Eric, UK, 1928 (this replica 2016)

BUILD 1940 – present

Sound Activated Mobile (SAM), UK, 1968

Robots like us

Prototype of CRONOS/ECCE1 robot, UK, 2004–05

LUCY, UK, 2001–06

Bipedal Walker, UK, 1987–97

Inkha, UK, 2002

IMAGINE 2000 –

RoboThespian, UK, 2016

Kodomoroid, Japan, 2014

Pepper, France, 2014

YuMi IRB 14000, Switzerland, 2015 - ABB

Kaspar, UK, 2005–16

Ending

The future human?

About the digital guide

Human or machine?

OVE 1 – the machine that sounds like a human

What do you use to write?

Curing cataracts with a needle or a laser?

Human intelligence

Brain surgery in the Stone Age

Brain surgery with electrodes

From counting machine to artificial intelligence

Old-fashioned special effects

Machine-assisted breathing

Medical thread and titanium powder

Code of life

Super Computer Connection Machine

Remembering a life

Self-driving cars on the way

Internet of Senses

Imagining Mars

Ancient thoughts about Mars

Giovanni Schiaparelli’s maps of Mars

Reflector telescope, 1770-90

Mars in science fiction

The first real pictures of Mars

The ExoMars space programme

On Mars today

The journey to Mars

Loewy and Skylab

Galina Balasjova

Spacesuits

Anna Talvi

Life in the ISS

POW WOW Table

SpaceX

Survival

Living on Mars

Closed system

Hydroponic farming

Boot made of fungus

The future on Mars

Space colonies

The Wilding of Mars

Back on Earth

The Earth from a new perspective