Tesla Reel

Photo by <n>REALEST®</n> and <n>National Geographic Photographic Archive</n>.

Blueprint of the <n>White Star Liner 'Olympic'</n> steering gear, built by <n>Harland and Wolff</n>.

The <n>Central Control Center of Uzbekistan's Energy System</n> in Tashkent, 1971.

<n>Dis-Armor</n>, a wearable sculpture created by artist <n>Krzysztof Wodiczko</n> in 2000.

A 1990 performance by musician <n>Mark Salud</n> using an <n>Amiga</n> computer and <n>OctaMED</n> tracker software.

An <n>ADDS</n> terminal in use, circa 1969.

<n>Nigella Lawson</n> in her home library in London.

Brand identity for <n>Mythology</n>, formerly <n>Partners & Spade</n>.

Testing the <n>Virtual Interface Environment Workstation</n> at <n>NASA</n>’s Ames Research Center, 1989.

Image used as cover art for tracks by artists including <n>Hypixi</n>, <n>YOUTH 83</n>, and <n>sxbt</n>.

From the 1976 book <n>Artist and Computer</n>, edited by <n>Ruth Leavitt</n>.

A still from the film <n>Don't Worry Darling</n> (2022).

From the opening credits of the TV series <n>Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles</n>.

The first launch of <n>Space Shuttle Columbia</n> from the <n>Kennedy Space Center Control Room</n>, 1981. Photo by <n>NASA</n>.

The <n>PDP-1</n>, the first computer in <n>Digital Equipment Corporation</n>'s PDP series, presented in 1960.

An <n>SLT module</n>, a component of the <n>IBM System/360</n> computer. Photo by <n>IBM</n>.

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<n>Silicon Cities</n> (2017) by artist <n>Heiko Hellwig</n>, created from computer motherboards.

<n>Cathode Memories</n>, a <n>glitch art</n> portrait created using tools from <n>TACHYONS+</n>.

<n>Steve Mann</n>, a pioneer in lifelogging, with his <n>wearable computer</n> prototype in the 1990s.

Project Glass and the epic history of wearable computers