The creative possibilities enabled by Jacquard’s machine are still being explored ... who invented the world’s first mechanical computer in the 1820s. In Jacquard’s Web, Essinger recounts ...

Ada Lovelace, sometimes called the world’s first computer programmer, was also the first to foresee the potential of analytical machines. The design drew inspiration from the Jacquard machine ...

The Tag is the computer ... machine learning to identify the wearer's foot and body movements at a much more sophisticated level compared to understanding hand gestures on a jean jacket. "Jacquard ...

the modern-day computer may have never have been invented. In the early 19th Century, Joseph Marie Jacquard invented a remarkable machine that reinvigorated the fashion industry - and ultimately ...

In other words, the machine could replace the role of a person manually selecting which strings would appear on top. Once the punch cards were created, Jacquard looms could quickly make pictures ...

Ahree Lee’s ‘Pattern : Code’ honors the history of women in the connected fields of crafts and computer science ... process: the Jacquard loom. This machine, which used carefully designed ...

The Reader, created by art collective MidConversation, uses silk squares to "echo" the movement of Jacquard ... of that first computer, the Small Scale Experimental Machine, which became known ...

An automated loom that transformed the 19th century textile industry and became the inspiration for future data processing machines. Developed by the French silk-weaver, Joseph-Marie Jacquard ...

Only after squandering his family inheritance did Joseph-Marie reconsider—and even then, instead of becoming a master weaver, he invented a machine to save himself the labor. Jacquard’s key ...