ICCMR's singing robots, Tom, Dick and Harry, were programmed at the University of Plymouth to sing Happy Birthday to celebrate the centenary of the Science Museum. The robots were on display at the...
ICCMR's singing robots, Tom, Dick and Harry, were programmed at the University of Plymouth to sing Happy Birthday to celebrate the centenary of the Science Museum. The robots were on display at the Science Museum's Dana Centre on 10 June 2009.
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That sounded more like... I dunno what it sounded like. But it did NOT sound like Happy Birthday. No sir.
Poor robots. They're tone deaf.