Lovelace & Babbage and the creation of the 1843 notes

Augusta Ada Lovelace worked with Charles Babbage to create a description of Babbageʹs unbuilt invention, the analytical engine, a highly advanced mechanical calculator often considered a forerunner of the electronic calculating computers of the 20th century. Ada Lovelaceʹs "notes," describing the analytical engine, published in Taylorʹs scientific memoirs in 1843, contained a ground-breaking description of the possibilities of programming the machine to go beyond number-crunching to "computing" in the wider sense in which we understand the term today. We expand on research first presented by the authors in their documentary film, to dream tomorrow.