Abe Lincoln goes high tech at Disneyland
December 15th, 2009, 9:25 am · Post a Comment · posted by Sarah Tully
Special from the OCRegister’s Disney Blog, reporter Sarah Tully mentions the latest tech to launch in the happiest place on earth:
A new animatronic President Lincoln at Disneyland will have never-before-used technology that is supposed to make the robot more realistic than ever.
The new figure in “Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln” will use electronics to move the head, rather than hydraulics that have been used since the show debuted in 1965.
The attraction could return as early as late this week.
Read more about Disneyland’s Lincoln on the Around Disney blog HERE.
More news about Mr. Lincoln:
An exclusive look inside Disneyland’s Mr. Lincoln Trip Report: Opera House reopens to Disneyland Story Disneyland’s new Mr. Lincoln mixes technology with emotion Robot Lincoln is coming back
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