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Who invented the Punch-Card Machine?
Joseph-Marie Jacquard
Who is credited to use punch card to control weaving machine?
Joseph Mary Jacquard
What did Joseph jacquard invent?
The punch card loom, considered to be an early form of the computer. computers needed this or they would not work as well.
Who invented the card-controlled weaving loom?
Joseph-Marie Jacquard in 1801.
What machine did the company IBM invent?
punch card
Who Created a punched-card system to direct movements of needles thread and fabric?
Joseph Jacquard
Who created a punched card system to direct movements of needles thread and fabric with a loom?
Joseph Jacquard.
Created a punch-card system to direct movements of needles thread and fabric?
Jacquard Loom, agham.asti.dost.gov.ph/6th/afci/hiscom/hiscom1.html
Who invented the punch card loom?
The punch card loom was invented by Joseph Marie Jacquard in 1804. His innovative design utilized a series of punched cards to control the weaving of patterns in textiles, allowing for more complex designs to be produced automatically. This invention laid the groundwork for later developments in computer technology, as the concept of using punched cards for programming was adopted in the early computing era.
Who invented the punch card method of storing numbers?
Some claim that it was Hollerith, but he only used an existing technology for a different application.http://www.maxmon.com/punch1.htmClaims are that Joseph-Marie Jacquard invented the punch card. http://www.maxmon.com/1800ad.htm
Who invented a loom that used punch cards?
Jean-Baptiste Falcon and Basile Bouchon were the first to use punch cards to control textile looms, Joseph Marie Jacquard improved it with his 'Jacquard Loom' and Charles Babbage came up with idea of how to use it as input for a computer. Herman Hollerith came up with a working model of the punched card loom for the US Census at the end of the 19th century.
Where did Herman hollerith invent the computer punch card?
Hollerith was an employee of the US Census Bureau. As there were no electronic computers, it was not a computer punch card, but was used in the 1890 census to semi-automate the processing and counting using electromechanical counters and sorters.
