Who did invent the word "robot" and what does it mean? - Adelaide Robotics Academy
From Cubism to concentration camp: the life and death of Josef Čapek - European studies blog
Binary 101: the Czechoslovak Origin of the Word 'Robot' – Czech Film Poster Gallery
SmartClick - #DidYouKnow? The word “robot” comes from the Czech word “robota”, meaning "forced labor". The term was coined by Czech artist Josef Čapek whose brother Karel Čapek introduced the word robot
R.U.R. - Wikipedia
A century on, the monumental Czech play R.U.R remains pertinent - Emerging Europe
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Josef Capek Czech 1887-1945 (in The Style Of) Auction
Robot centenary – 100 years since 'robot' made its debut - Robohub
Karel Čapek - Wikipedia
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Weimar: Josef Čapek - The Robot Inventor
ČAPEK'S ROBOTS | Simanaitis Says
Josef Čapek – Wikipedija
The Roots of Robots, Czech Allegory of Feudal Peasant - 3 Seas Europe
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All the best, robot! | BRNOREGION
Josef Čapek (1887 – 1945) | Prague Stay
100 Year Ago "Robot" Was Born | Embassy of the Czech Republic in Tirana
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Czech ROBOT celebrates its 100th birthday | Embassy of the Czech Republic in Ljubljana
Art du Souvenir - Josef Čapek (1887 - 1945, Bergen-Belsen concentration camp), Czech African King, 1920 oil Veletržní palác, Prague, Czechia Josef Čapek (1887-1945) was born in Hronov, Bohemia (Austria-Hungary, now Czech
The Word “Robot” Appeared in a Czech Play 100 Years Ago Today : Prague Morning
Weimar: Josef Čapek - The Robot Inventor
