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Hace 1 día · Vaucanson estaba ocupado en automatizar la industria textil francesa con tarjetas perforadas, una tecnología que, refinada posteriormente por Joseph Marie Jacquard más de medio siglo después ...
25 de mar. de 2024 · Joseph Marie Charles Jacquard (1752-1834) was a French silk weaver whose pioneering creation – the automated programmable loom – transformed the textile industry irrevocably. His ingenious use of punch cards to control intricate fabric patterns streamlined silk manufacture, while the binary code system foreshadowed modern computing.
Hace 2 días · Los intentos del ser humano por automatizar continuaron desde entonces: Joseph Marie Jacquard inventó en 1802 un sistema de tarjetas perforadas para intentar automatizar sus telares, y en 1822 el inglés Charles Babbage empleó dichas tarjetas para crear una máquina de cálculo diferencial.
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28 de mar. de 2024 · Lady Byron estimuló el interés de su hija por la ciencia y la tecnología de dos maneras: visitando las regiones industriales de Inglaterra, donde Ada admiró novedosas máquinas como el “telar de...
Hace 5 días · Joseph Marie Jacquard’s loom incorporated a series of punched cards, which controlled the weaving pattern with remarkable precision. This innovation marked a significant leap forward in the textile industry, as it enabled weavers to produce intricate designs with greater speed and consistency.
Hace 6 días · Jacques de Vaucanson (born February 24, 1709, Grenoble, France—died November 21, 1782, Paris) was a French inventor of automatons. He also invented an automatic loom that inspired that of Joseph-Marie Jacquard, as well as flexible rubber tubing and the chain drive.
6 de abr. de 2024 · Joseph Marie Jacquard decided to find a better solution for creating jacquard fabrics. He invented an automated process - a machine that used a series of punch cards, rather than a draw boy, to guide the loom. It instructed which threads to raise at a specific time to create a jacquard weave.
