Inventor Archive

In the 1970s, Art Fry invented what is probably the most significant office supply product since the paperclip: the Post-i

Richard Buckminster Fuller, New England transcendentalist and futurist inventor, sought to harmonize technology with na

Henry Ford did not invent the automobile; Samuel Morse did not invent the telegraph; nor did Robert Fulton invent the s

"Housework is a thankless, unending job, a nerve-twangling bore. Who wants it? Nobody!

Dennis Gabor was born in Budapest, Hungary on June 5, 1900.

Among Ashok Gadgil's many inventions is a water disinfection system, which can provide healthy drinking water to at-ris

We have seen how American art and invention can complement each other, from Harriet Hosmer and Caroline Brooks, to Patr

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Nuclear physicist Hans Geiger, whose surname is know

Since its invention and popularization, the skateboard has become a standard item of equipment for young Americans.

Heinz Joseph Gerber was born in 1924 in Vienna, Austria. By the age of eight, he was building motors and radios.

The ease with which today’s average consumer can engage in extremely robust, high-quality desktop publishing can be credit

Global Positioning System technology, or GPS, has in recent years become a part of mainstream society, available to indivi

A.C. Gilbert was one of the most multi-talented inventors of all time.

Lillian Moller Gilbreth had good reason to improve the efficiency and convenience of household items.

At the last turn of the century, King Gillette founded what would become a corporate giant, based on a simple yet essen