This Display and Keyboard unit, or DSKY, was the interface for the Apollo computers. The 'Verb' and 'Noun' buttons are on the lower left-hand side of the unit. All of that testing led to a system ...

A British company is selling a wristwatch that’s a shrunk-down replica of the Apollo Guidance Computer interface that the ...

which it calls "a wearable representation of the astronaut interface for the historic Apollo guidance computer that played a pivotal role in the Apollo space missions." The company used the ...

As already mentioned, the Apollo Solo is a Thunderbolt interface which means you will need to connect it with a Mac or PC that has a Thunderbolt 3 or 4 interface. Earlier versions of Thunderbolt ...

"Final Product" is the version where the code runs as fast as it can, without any stops, to simulate a real situation "Test Frequencies" is the code related to check what is the maximum frequency the ...

With this in mind, [Michael Steil] and [Christian Hessmann] put together “The Ultimate Apollo Guidance Computer Talk ... a more contemporary command line interface, the presentation makes ...

The following article was written by Tom Robinson, collectSPACE.com contributor.When NASA's Apollo spacecraft launched to the moon, it had on board two briefcase-size computers that for their day ...

The interface for the AGC was the DSKY—short ... the engineer who led the development of the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC). We won’t spoil the whole journey here, because Marc’s talk ...

The Display Keyboard (DSKY, pronounced as a word "diskey") was the primiary interface between Apollo astronauts and the computers on both the Command and Lunar Modules. A Command module had two DSKYs: ...

When NASA's Apollo spacecraft launched to the moon, it had on board two briefcase-size computers that for their day would normally have required enough floor space to fill a couple of rooms.