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UG / 001 · COMPUTING1958
Setun
СЕТУНЬ · ТРОИЧНАЯ ЭВМ
Inventor:
Nikolai Brusentsov & team
Location:
Moscow State University
Filed under:
Ternary computing / ferrite logic
−1, 0, +1. Another way to count.
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UG / 002 · COMPUTING1936
The Water Computer
ГИДРАВЛИЧЕСКИЙ ИНТЕГРАТОР
Inventor:
Vladimir Lukyanov
Medium:
Water, tubes, and controlled flow
Filed under:
Analogue computing / heat transfer
The answer is in the water level.
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UG / 003 · RADIO & SOUND1945
“The Thing”
ЛЕВ ТЕРМЕН · ПАССИВНЫЙ РЕЗОНАТОР
Inventor:
Lev Termen / Léon Theremin
Device:
The Great Seal listening device
Filed under:
Radio / acoustic resonance
No battery. Still listening.
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THE ARCHIVIST’S MAP / УКАЗАТЕЛЬ ТЕМ
Eleven drawers. Plenty of loose ends.
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FROM THE ARCHIVE DESK
Behind every machine, a person.
A growing archive of Soviet inventions: the problems they tackled, the people who built them, and the paths their ideas took. Some became working tools. Some remained experiments. Some deserve another look.
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