Dotting machine, English, 1918-1926.
Image number: 10318229
Dotting machine, for testing accident-proneness in industrial workers. This device was used by psychologists May Smith and Millais Culpin of the Industrial Fatigue Research Board; a body originally set up to study the health of munitions workers during World War I. Manufactured by Edgar Schuster in England, 1920-1940.
- Image number:
- 10318229
- Credit:
- Science Museum/Science & Society Picture Library
- Date taken:
- 20 October 2003 15:28
- Image rights:
- Science Museum
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