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His play "R.U.R " (the first usage) was in 1921 so it would have been a little earlier than that as he was writing. {the Czech word he derived it from means drudgery, servitude).
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∙ 11y agoKarel Capek was a writer. He didn't make anything. He wrote a play about robots.
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