We have a lot to thank history’s inventors for. Every time you turn on a TV, drive a car, style your hair, iron your clothes, or do almost anything else throughout the course of your day, it’s likely ...

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The world's most famous inventors are household names. As we all know, Thomas Edison invented the light bulb, Alexander Graham Bell invented the phone, and Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin. Except ...

He's probably the most famous inventor you've never heard of. You might recognize his name because of the car brand named after him or because he's one of the main characters in the new film "The ...

James Howard is using the past to inspire the future. He knows you've heard all about the Garden State's most famous inventor, the great Thomas Edison. But what about the number of innovators whose ...

You’ve probably heard of the brilliant minds behind some of today’s most groundbreaking inventions—think the light bulb, the telephone and the World Wide Web. But did you know that not every inventor ...

Dean Kamen may not be well known in pop culture or on a hockey rink, but the New Hampshire scientist is a rock star among robot geeks. Kamen, among the world's most famous inventors, was at the Duluth ...

Dean Kamen may not be well known in pop culture or on a hockey rink, but the New Hampshire scientist is a rock star among robot geeks. Kamen, among the world's most famous inventors, was at the Duluth ...