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Inventors

 

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             the walker was patented by Norm Rolston in 1986 .
            
             the infomercial exercise darling invented by Dennis Colonello in 1984 .
             AC Radio Tube .invented by Edward Samuels Rogers in 1925 .
             Acetylene .Thomas L. Wilson invented the production process in 1892 .
             Acetylene Buoy .invented by Thomas L. Wilson in 1904 .
             Agrifoam Crop Cold Protector .co-invented in 1967 by D. Siminovitch & J. W. Butler .
             Analytical Plotter .a 3d map making system invented by Uno Vilho Helava in 1957 .
             Andromonon .a 3 wheeled vehicle invented in 1851 by Thomas Turnbull .
             Anti-Gravity Suit .invented by Wilbur Rounding Franks in 1941, a suit for high altitude jet pilots .
             Automatic .the first steam foghorn was invented by Robert Foulis in 1859 .
             Automatic Machinery Lubricator .one of the many inventions invented by Elijah McCoy, the "Real McCoy" .
             Automatic Postal Sorter .in 1957, Maurice Levy invented a postal sorter that could handle 200,000 letters an hour .
             Basketball .invented by James Naismith in 1891 .
             Bone Marrow Compatibility Test .invented by Barbara Bain in 1960 .
             Bromine .a process to extract was invented by Herbert Henry Dow in 1890 .
             Calcium Carbide .in 1892, Thomas Leopold Willson invented a process for Calcium Carbide .
             Canada Dry Ginger Ale .invented in 1907 by John A. McLaughlin .
             Chocolate Nut Bar .Arthur Ganong made the first nickel bar in 1910 .
             Computerized Braille .invented by Roland Galarneau in 1972 .
             Creed Telegraph System .in 1900, Fredrick Creed invented a way to convert Morse Code to text .
             Compound Steam Engine .invented by Benjamin Franklin Tibbetts in 1842 .
             Electric Car Heater .Thomas Ahearn invented the first electric car heater in 1890 .
             Electric Cooking Range .Thomas Ahearn invented the first in 1882 .
             Electric Light Bulb .Henry Woodward invented the electric light bulb in 1874 and sold the patent to Thomas Edison .
             Electron Microscope .Eli Franklin Burton, Cecil Hall, James Hillier, Albert Prebus co-invented the electron microscope in 1937 .


Essays Related to Inventors

1. American Inventors

Do you know that there are hundreds of thousands of African-American Inventors? ... Morgan; the inventor, is most famous for inventing the Gas Mask and Traffic Signal. ... Elijah McCoy; the inventor, is most famous for Inventing Automatic Lubricator for Steam Engines in 1872, which was nick name (Real McCoy). ... Woods; the inventor, is most famous for inventing the Synchronous Multiplex Railway Telegraph. ... I have written about three of our lesser know African-American inventors. ...

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2. Thomas Edison

Thomas Edison the Quintessential American Inventor Thomas Edison was the quintessential American inventor. ... More than any other inventor Edison would lead America and the world into the modern age. ... The solution began after visiting a fellow inventor William Wallace, who had recently perfected an electrical machine that would transmit power through wire. ... Edison's "course in order to the sooner reaches complete success which was at great variance with that pursued other inventors." ... What may have set him apart from other inventors was his ability to get others to see the fu...

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3. What the Hey is a "telescope"?

Galileo is the inventor of the telescope. That is totally untrue; the fact is that the telescope was invented in Holland by a lenses maker who got the idea from placing two lenses together. It's unclear on who invented it but we know for sure that it was someone in Holland. The truth of the matter i...

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4. Nicola Tesla

Radios, blenders, fans, neon lighting, hair dryers, X-rays, fluorescent bulbs, speedometers, the automobile ignition system, and the basics behind cellular phones, radar, electron microscopes, and the microwave oven all seem to have listed inventors like Marconi, Roentgen, or Edison, but visions of all of these and many more inventions were in the mind of a man named Nicola Tesla long before any of them had otherwise been heard of. ... Tesla's mother was a gifted inventor herself commonly devising new and easier ways of doing common household chores, while his father was a skillful writer...

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5. Thomas Edison, the Inventor of

Besides being one of the world's most prominent and famous American inventors, Thomas Alva Edison managed to become a well-known entrepreneur and industrialist by marketing inventions of his own creation. ... His competitive spirit enabled him to become a great inventor and businessman. ... Edison's great inventions and accomplishments influenced other inventors and businessmen to be as passionate as he was in the business of inventions. ... Although other inventors already patented successful telephones, Edison's improved telephone was exceptional to the ones invented befor...

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6. History of toys and games

As toys and games evolve, there are beginning to be more and more inventors with some famous ones including Parker Brothers who have invented several board games including Monopoly, Risk, Sorry, and Clue. Another famous inventor was Walt Disney. ... It is a fact that as long as there are children there will always be an inventor, developing new, exciting games and toys. ...

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7. Evolution of machinery

John Deere may have been the most successful plow inventor, however, Charles Newbold was the first inventor of the practical plow, and he did so by creating a cast iron plow in 1797. ... The early tools, steam engine, cotton gin, and the harrowing plow have developed beyond what their inventors could have imagined. ...

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8. Archimedes

ARCHIMEDES A Man 2000 Years Ahead of His Time Archimedes was born in 287 B.C., in the city of Syracuse, on the island of Sicily. His father is thought to have been an astronomer. Through his father, Archimedes developed a life long interest in the study of the heavens. In his youth, Archimed...

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9. A Discussion on the work and legacy of Alfred Hitchcock

I intend to discuss the work of my favourite film director, Alfred Hitchcock. In doing so I aim to provide an examination of his legacy. Alfred Hitchcock was the son of an East End greengrocer William Hitchcock and his wife Emma. Raised as a strict Catholic and attending Saint Ignatius College,...

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10. The Life And Famous Work Of Leonardo Da Vinci

The Life and Famous Works of Leonardo da Vinci 1452 - 1519 Leonardo da Vinci was born on Saturday, April 15, 1452, in the small hamlet of Anchiano not far from the Tuscan town of Vinci situated about twenty miles west of Florence. He was the illegitimate son of Master Piero da Vinci, who was...

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