In 1968, Russian computer scientist Nikolai Nikolaevich Konstantinov and his colleagues at Moscow University created this computer animation of a cat using their Big Electronic Counting Machine (BESM). Their research, published in the scientific journal "Problems of Cybernetics, was pioneering in its use of mathematics to model complex motion. More about the research here, in Russian: Кошечка (etudes.ru via r/ObscureMedia)
A potter named Sophia and her cat, Momo, make pottery together. In the first video, Momo mostly plays with the wheel a little bit. Momo soon starts working the clay… READ THE REST
This video from the French YouTube channel Parole de Chat, which translates to "cat's voice" or "cat's speech," was posted nine years ago. That makes it about a hundred years… READ THE REST
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