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Links to moving images related to SAIL, squeezed in here at the request of Les Earnest, since a full rebuilding and modernization of this web site continues to elude me. BgBaumgart 2016-3-1. I received this file via email in 2016, the clip is digitized Super8 film in color, but with no sound. People appearing include Russ Taylor, Norm Briggs, John McCarthy, Les Earnest, Dave Smith, Dave Poole, Irwin Sobel with supporting background provided by the D.C.Power Lab building and the 1600 Arastradero Road landscape; foreground includes the JMC Volley Ball court, net and the volley ball named Bounce Bounce. Super8 film is an 8mm wide ribbon of celluloid images. There were no hand held digital video cameras in 1972. I imagine that the Cart Camera might have been carried by one person, but its transmitter and two car batteries would not be very confortable on your back, and its remote digitizer required a full shelf of the kludge bay, the whole PDP-6 and most of the PDP-10 as well as many cabin

sail-films-index Stanford Artifical Intelligence Laboratory films from 1960s and 1970s. Film what URL to Internet Archive details page who when media runtime 1. Robot hand stacks toy cubes. http://www.archive.org/details/sailfilm_hands Robert Bolles 1972 silent, color 3 mins 2. Robot arm assembles water pump. http://www.archive.org/details/sailfilm_pump Richard Paul, et al. 1973 silent, color 7 mins 3. Russian computer graphics of animated ant. http://www.archive.org/details/sailfilm_ant Okhotsimsky 1972 silent, b+w 10 mins 4. Simulation of orbital cable to planet surface. http://www.archive.o

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