Not much, he did invent the punched card controlled automatic loom. However Herman Holerith stated that his inspiration for using punched cards for recording and processing census data was watching the various patterns of punches train conductors made in tickets to identify passenger sex, age group, location boarded, etc.
Joseph Marie jaquard
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Joseph Benjamin Birdsell has written: 'Human evolution' -- subject(s): Physical anthropology, Human evolution
Joseph Triplett has written: 'The evolution of the Fleet Hospital Program'
The Jaquard Loom in 1801. Punched cards actually date back to around 1725 when they replaced the perforated paper rolls that were in use at the time, but the machines still required human intervention. It was Joseph Marie Jaquard who improved the technique to create what is arguably the first fully-automated, re-programmable machine; insofar as once it was programmed, the machine could complete the job of its own accord.
Leopold Joseph has written: 'The evolution of German banking' -- subject(s): Banks and banking
Joseph A. DiPasquale has written: 'A study of the evolution of the reliability and maintainability engineering disciplines' -- subject(s): Management
Joseph J. F. Cavanagh has written: 'Computer arithmetic and Verilog HDL fundamentals' 'Digital computer arithmetic' -- subject(s): Computer arithmetic
Joseph Carroll has written: 'The cultural theory of Matthew Arnold' -- subject(s): Culture, Ethics, Philosophy, Social evolution
Joseph Weintraub has written: 'Exploring Careers in the Computer Field' 'Exploring careers in the computer field' -- subject(s): Computer science, Electronic data processing, Vocational guidance
Joseph F. Fournier has written: 'Hollywood Tour Guide' -- subject(s): Computer graphics, Hollywood (Computer file)
Joseph G. Ecker has written: 'Studio calculus' -- subject(s): Calculus, Computer-assisted instruction, Maple (Computer file)