An electronic machine that saves up to 47 per cent of labor required for the testing of intricate Military equipment has been developed and built by Lewyt Manufacturing Corporation, Brooklyn. The machine is called the "Octopus." Here is one section of the machine, with a Lewyt engineer operating a test panel.

Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

An electronic machine that saves up to 47 per cent of labor required for the testing of intricate Military equipment has been developed and built by Lewyt Manufacturing Corporation, Brooklyn. The machine is called the "Octopus." Here is one section of the machine, with a Lewyt engineer operating a test panel.

[ca. July 1955]

RightsCC0 — Public Domain

CollectionDigital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

[Information from item housing] Machinery ... Large + Small

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