About the International Exhibition of Equipment for Technical Information.
Sculpture by V. Mukhina "Worker and Kolkhoz Woman" – cf.
VDNKh – general (from a helicopter) (summer).
Flags of the countries participating in the Inforga-65 exhibition.
Grand opening of the exhibition: the meeting is opened by the chairman of the organizing committee Chuikov.
Deputy Chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers and Permanent Representative of the USSR to the CMEA M.A. Lesechko cuts the ribbon and enters the hall with the guests.
Visitors examine the exhibits in the pavilions.
Exhibition catalogue – kr.
An employee looks through the catalogue – PNR, cf.
PNR along the outer wall of the multi-story book depository building – kr.
Mobile shelving units presented at the exhibition by the Hungarian People's Republic.
A system for quickly retrieving information from edge-perforated cards is demonstrated in one of the halls.
A search system on machine punched cards, created in the GDR. A punched tape retrieval system of the Polish People's Republic, allowing for quick retrieval and transmission of information over a distance.
Information retrieval on microfilm, presented by the Soviet Union: on the UDM-2 unit, information is microfilmed onto 35-millimeter film.
The code is photographed next to the microimage.
The Poisk-OK-1 machine finds the required microfilm by code and projects it onto the screen.
Making an electrographic copy from a microfilm on the scale of the original.
The Soviet Electrofilm apparatus, with which one can read a microfilm.
Soviet specialists demonstrate an automatic descriptor information retrieval system on the Minsk-22 electronic digital computer.
The machine gives an answer to a question.
The Zoemtron-522 electric writing machine, created in the GDR, is demonstrated in the copying and duplicating equipment hall.
The Czechoslovak travel typewriter Consul-1533 - general.
Typewriter of the GDR "Optima - M-14" type 2 - with a zoom. "Optima - M-14" with a special attachment for hectographic tape provides a form for duplicating documents on the GDR hectograph "Gramaprintavtomatik" using the alcohol printing method.
Production of prints on a hectograph.
Production of single copies from the original on the Hungarian reflex copying machine "Dokufo".
The Soviet machine "Termokopir" makes a copy of the text in 6 seconds.
The Soviet photocopier "SKA - 2" makes a copy of a large-format drawing.
Microfilming of a drawing on the Soviet machine "Reprograf" on 35 or 70 mm film. "Reprograf" prints a copy from microfilm onto paper.
Panorama of the hall where the copyists work - general. "Reprograf" in operation, replacing the work of a large group of copyists.
Czechoslovak rotator "Cyclos - 12" for small-run reproduction of materials by screen printing.
Soviet electrographic device "Vega" prints copies from drawings and line drawings - demonstration of the copying process.
Attachment to the "Vega" device, in which the resulting image is fixed with acetone vapor.
Another Soviet electrographic installation "Era" with a set for the production of offset printing forms on metal foil in action.
Czechoslovak offset machine "Romajor - 3", which can be loaded with an offset form of the Soviet "Era" installation.
Rotaprint in operation - a printing machine for the prompt reproduction of single-color and multi-color texts and drawing and graphic materials.
The "Efka - 1" printing machine in operation.
Visitors in the halls of the Inforga-65 exhibition - general, Wed.
An operator at the control panel recording the number of parts produced during the production process - Wed.
An electric pulse counter is operating, transmitting readings to the control panel.
An automatic machine for producing parts is operating - Wed, Crit.
The signal lamp on the control panel is lit, indicating that one of the machines is down.
The dispatcher reports a malfunction on the machine.
The signal lamp goes out after the downtime is eliminated.
The operational control panel created by Soviet specialists - general.
A telegraph direct-printing apparatus "SU-12" from the GDR is demonstrated, transmitting text information over any distance.
The Hungarian phototelegraph apparatus "P-504" transmits over long distances and receives copies of drawings, texts, maps, and diagrams without changing the scale - Poland, general, Wed.
A Polish system for wireless communication in production - a demonstration in action.
A radiotelephone from the Bulgarian company Radioelektronika is demonstrated in action.
The Hungarian People's Republic demonstrates an industrial television installation, which is necessary in hard-to-reach places and in workshops with high temperatures.
The People's Republic of Bulgaria shows the Elka electronic calculator, a computing device that summarizes and analyzes information.
The Czechoslovakian alphanumeric set Aritma, which performs planning, economic, and other technical calculations, in action - general, short, compare.
The Polish electronic computers Odra-1003 and UMC-10 in action - medium, general.
The Soviet machine Razdan-3, created by Armenian specialists, is demonstrated in the exhibition pavilion, showing its capabilities.
Demonstration of propaganda equipment: the Hungarian transistor tape recorder Reporter-5 for journalists; the Czechoslovakian fifteen-channel tape recorder Tesla B-4 - misc.; Czechoslovakian slide projector – semi-automatic "Predpor" for showing in small spaces.
Soviet epidiascope for showing large-format drawings and illustrations.
Soviet slide projector "DFP-1" – Wed, Poland.
Various slide projectors presented by different countries.
Bulgarian slide projector, Soviet film projector.
Visitors in the pavilion and on the exhibition grounds – general, Wed.