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**viepedorlella** · 11-06-2011, 06:28 AM

Alamet was a robot built in 1889 in the Ottoman Empire. It was given as a gift from the Ottoman Palace to the Japanese Emperor during the period of Abdul Hamid II.
Alamet's form was similar to that of the human form, and the robot was nearly life-size. It had a sound player which produced the adhan. Alamet contained clockwork that enabled it to perform a specific series of actions: walk forward half a meter, open its arms, bow (ruku'), stand up, turn around, and return to its starting place.
Some pictures of the Alamet can be found in Yıldız in İstanbul.

11-06-2011, 06:28 AM	#1
viepedorlella Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	Alamet Robot! Alamet was a robot built in 1889 in the Ottoman Empire. It was given as a gift from the Ottoman Palace to the Japanese Emperor during the period of Abdul Hamid II. Alamet's form was similar to that of the human form, and the robot was nearly life-size. It had a sound player which produced the adhan. Alamet contained clockwork that enabled it to perform a specific series of actions: walk forward half a meter, open its arms, bow (ruku'), stand up, turn around, and return to its starting place. Some pictures of the Alamet can be found in Yıldız in İstanbul.
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