Joseph-Marie Jacquard

public domain

krunkwerke – Flickr

: A view of the front of the loom

: A view of the front of the loom (2)

: Close-up of the shuttle, atop a coverlet which is currently being woven

: Overview of the sign which explains the significance of the Jacquard loom

: Close-up of an image which was woven by a Jacquard loom, as a demonstration of its capabilities

: Detail of an image which was woven by a Jacquard Loom

: Detail of an image which was woven by a Jacquard loom, as a demonstration of its capabilities

: A series of punch cards which are strung together

: Side view of the Jacquard loom

: A view of the bin which holds the punch cards

: A coverlet which was woven on this particular Jacquard loom

Bild: krunkwerke

kradeki – Flickr

: PUNCH CARDS for Jacquard loom

: Jacquard loom

: Lace output, Jacquard loom

: Punchcard belt (data input!), Jacquard loom

: Thread input, Jacquard loom

Bild: kradeki

bpmm – Flickr

: Cartons perforés Leavers

: Les cartons du tulliste

: Perforeuse de cartons Jacquard

: Carton perforé système Jacquard

Bild: bpmm

♥ Annieta – Flickr

: Jacquard weven

: Jacquard Loom

Bild: ♥ Annieta

Klassische Maschinen: Rechenmaschinen

Schickard, Pascal, Leibniz

Rechnergeschichte I

Jacob Leupold

Bild: Stifts- och landsbiblioteket i Skara

Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz (1646-1716)

Bild: Stifts- och landsbiblioteket i Skara

Curta – Wikipedia

Die Curta ist eine mechanische Rechenmaschine in Form eines Zylinders mit einer Kurbel an der Oberseite. Das Funktionsprinzip ist das der doppelten Staffelwalze. Sie wurde in den 1940er Jahren von Curt Herzstark entwickelt

Johann Helfrich von Müller – Wikipedia

Philipp Matthäus Hahn – Wikipedia

: Staffelwalze

: Jacob Leupold (1674–1727)

: Philipp Matthäus Hahn

Jacob Leupold – Wikipedia

Staffelwalze – Wikipedia

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz – Wikipedia

Altair “MITS-MAS” Catalog

Page 33: Special Altair® MITS-MAS Christmas CatalogThese pages, featuring minicomputer kits and peripherals from the MITSAltair product line, were originally clipped from the December 1975 issue ofPopular Electronics magazine.

Bild: splorp