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William Fetter's Boeing Man Pilots a Jet
William Fetter (1928-2002), a Boeing art director, was the first person to draw a human figure using a computer. This figure is known as the "Boeing Man." In 1960, Fetter coined the term "computer graphics" in a description of his work on cockpit design for the Boeing Company.
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Unique identifier
BI224639
Boeing ID
p42271
Type
Image
Size
2761px × 2251px 5MB
License type
RM
Keywords
1960s
adults
advertisements and graphics
black
Boeing Man
control systems
cutaway views
cutouts
digitally-enhanced images
ergonomics
figure studies
flight decks
full body views
ground shots
head on views
illustrations
interiors
line drawings
male
occupations and work
piloting
pilots
POINT OF VIEW
science and technology
two people
white
X-ray graphics
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