It was in 1848 that George Boole devised binary algebra which would later be used to develop the binary computer. ... Then in 1938 Konard Zuse came on the scene with some help from Helmut Schreyer they built the first binary calculator based on Boolean Algebra. ...
The final compelling advantage that would lead to its adoption by Intel was that it was easier to put on integrated circuits, commonly referred to as microchips, it consisted of an arrangement of logic gates, which in turn are specific arrangements of transistors that are representative of functions of Boolean logic, a subarea of algebra in mathematics in which variables are the truth values, true or false, usually denoted as 1 or 0. ...
As the complexity of robots increase, their area of use in industry expands. The basic function of industrial robotics is in gigantic manufacturing industry automations in which defined routine tasks are repeated continuously in the same way. These large and complex robots will take part in automoti...
Atanasoff) and his graduate student (Clifford Berry) envisioned an all-electronic computer that applied Boolean Algebra to computer circuitry. This approach would not have existed if it wasn't for work done by George Boole (1815 - 1864) who clarified the binary system of algebra, which stated that any mathematical equations could be stated simply as either true or false. ...
