The Word “Robot” Appeared in a Czech Play 100 Years Ago Today
Czech word "Robot" is 100 years old! - czechology.com
A century on, the monumental Czech play R.U.R remains pertinent - Emerging Europe
Czech MFA on Twitter: "The term comes from a Slavic root, robot-, with meanings associated with labor. The word 'robot' was first used to denote a fictional humanoid in a 1920 Czech-language
IEEE - #DYK? The word #robot comes from the Czech word... | Facebook
Where the word 'Robot' Comes From
Where Does the Word Robot Come From?
Today in labor history: The term robot is first used
Robot - Wikipedia
Where does the word robot come from?
Robotics, a Traditional Czech Term - Research & Development in the Czech Republic
Isaac Asimov Quote: “The word “robot” is from a Czech word meaning “compulsory labor.”
Bad Robots: I. Robot Is a Czech Word by Eight Strings & a Whistle on Amazon Music - Amazon.com
The Czech Play That Gave Us the Word 'Robot' | The MIT Press Reader
The Czech word ROBOT celebrates its 100th anniversary this year | Embassy of the Czech Republic in Copenhagen
Robot means "serfdom" in Czech and Asimov was the first to use the word " robotics"
Karel Čapek - Wikipedia
From the Sorcerer's Skull: Happy Birthday, Robot
The Collector | "The word robot comes from the Czech word ro… | Flickr
PPT - The Origin of “Robots” PowerPoint Presentation, free download - ID:3362571
robot | Etymology, origin and meaning of robot by etymonline
Quiz - The term 'robot comes from the Czech word 'Robota' which means what? - YouTube
Ebook Friendly - The word "robot" was first used by a Czech writer Karel Čapek in his 1921 science fiction play R.U.R. to describe a humanoid slave. The word was coined by
