The American Computer & Robotics Museum is a nonprofit cultural and educational destination in Bozeman, Montana. Founded in May 1990 by collector George Keremedjiev, it is described as the world’s oldest continually operating museum of its kind. The museum invites visitors of all ages to explore the history and future of computing through exhibits, storytelling, and opportunities to exchange ideas.

Its collections span 4,000 years, from original cuneiform tablets to early personal computers. Exhibits explore subjects including artificial intelligence, quantum computing, the Space Race, and the breaking of the Enigma code. For visitors seeking a more interactive experience, the museum’s IdeaLab offers hands-on learning programs throughout the year, including technology classes for curious children ages 9 to 14. The organization also hosts events and provides field trips and tours.

Located at 2023 Stadium Drive, Suite 1-A, the museum welcomes visitors Tuesday through Sunday. It offers paid admission for adults, seniors, military members, youth, and students, while children nine and under and museum members enter free.