Which mythological craftsman is credited with developing the first automatons (self-operating machines) in ancient product development lore?

Throughout mythology and folklore across cultures, gods and supernatural beings have been credited with creating remarkable products and artifacts that shaped their worlds. These divine product launches often involved intricate development processes, magical materials, and strategic rollouts to mortals. Test your knowledge about these legendary product developments that have fascinated humanity for millennia and continue to influence modern storytelling and cultural references.

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Hephaestus (Greek mythology), who created golden mechanical servants and bronze giant Talos
Wayland the Smith (Germanic folklore), who forged magical rings and the sword Mimung
Vishvakarma (Hindu mythology), who built the city of Lanka and the divine weapons of the gods
Ptah (Egyptian mythology), who created the world and all artifacts through the power of thought and speech