Douglas Engelbart’s 1968 demo at SRI was a extremely important moment in computing history. It introduced the computer mouse, hypertext, real-time collaboration, and networked computing. These ideas that would shape the future of personal and internet technology. Computers could enhance human productivity and communication, influencing how we interact with digital systems today.
The demo by Douglas Engelbart and his team at SRI was crucial, because it wasn’t just about one person’s vision. It was a collaborative effort that showed how teamwork and innovation can shape the future.
Watching Douglas Engelbart’s 1968 demo at SRI felt like seeing the start of the digital world we live in today. It’s amazing to think that what we use every day began with such a bold vision.