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International audienceThe paper considers some Medieval sources aboutimagined or actually studied automata, to make a contribution to thereconstruction of the cultural landscape of a period that, from thetechnological point of view, is commonly regarded as less interestingthan others. It will be shown that the idea of an automatic device orsystem, capable of performing not necessarily simple tasks, of measuringits own state and of taking action based on it, was well established inthe Medieval mind, even though sometimes connected withmagic

Wonder, Sorcery, and Technology: Contribute to the History of Medieval Robotics