John Clark started to work on the Eureka in 1930 as a way to automate Latin verse creation; he exhibited his machine in 1845 in the Egyptian Hall, an exhibition hall in London which eventually became a venue for exhibiting major works of art.
John Clark started to work on the Eureka in 1930 as a way to automate Latin verse creation; he exhibited his machine in 1845 in the Egyptian Hall, an exhibition hall in London which eventually became a venue for exhibiting major works of art.