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Main unit of 'Homage to Henry' analogue drawing machine by Dr. Jack Tait resulting from reverse engineering of Desmond Paul Henry's analogue drawing machines based on the WW2 Sperry Bomb sight computer.
Title
'Homage to Henry' Analogue Drawing Machine main unit developed and built by Dr. Jack Tait
Date
2012 - 2019
Medium
steel (metal)
Accession number
2024-426/1
Acquisition method
donated by Dr. Jack Tait
Work type
Drawing
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Pen arm unit of 'Homage to Henry' Analogue Drawing Machine developed and built by Dr. Jack Tait Science Museum -
'Taitograph', i.e. drawing made using Dr Jack Tait's Linkogram / Linkograph Drawing Machine (inv. no. 2012-157) Science Museum
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'Taitograph', i.e. drawing made using Dr Jack Tait's Scribblogram Drawing Machine with sequential timer programmer (inv. nos 2012-159 & 2012-164/2 Science Museum
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Turntable Drawing Machine developed and built by Dr Jack Tait Science Museum
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'Taitograph', i.e. drawing made using Dr Jack Tait's Turntable Drawing machine (inv. no. 2012-160) Science Museum
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'Taitograph', i.e. drawing made using Dr Jack Tait's ‘NSEW’ Drawing Machine with sequential timer programmer (inv. nos 2011-162 & 2012-164/4) Science Museum
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'Taitograph', i.e. drawing made using one of Dr Jack Tait's machines (inv. nos 2012-157 to 2012-164) Science Museum
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