Famous Inventors and their Inventions

Nothing to blog on today, so it thought to share some famous inventions and their respective inventors.

Louis Braille invented the braille a mode of communication for the blind by running their fingers through sequences of dots raised or not raised to comprehend.
Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, a one-of-a-kind invention used for modern-day communication.
Henry Ford invented the most commonly used mode of transportation, the automobile or simply known as the car.
Elias Howe perhaps invented to make our clothes or cloth for clothes faster since that person created the sewing machine,
Whitcomb Judson invented the zipper which is commonly used for pants and pockets.
Stephanie Kwolek invented the kevlar, which serves as protection for national or regional defense forces.
László József Bíró perhaps invented one of the most useful and influencial things in man kind's evolution, the ballpoint pen.
James Naismith has invented one of the most popular sporting events mostly to teenage boys, the game basketball.
Samuel FB Morse has invented a mode of communication, the telegraph. According to Wikipedia, he is also one of the co-inventors of the morse code, a mode of communication using dots and dashes.
Pedro Flores, a Filipino, was the original inventor of the yo-yo. He sold it to a well known company in 1929 and bought its rights.
James West enhanced and created one of the means of emphasizing our voice by the means of a microphone.


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