Baird's exhibitions

Baird's exhibitions refer to the pioneering demonstrations of television technology by John Logie Baird, a Scottish inventor, in the early 20th century. In 1924, Baird showcased the first public display of moving images. He used a mechanical system with spinning disks to transmit images over radio waves, drawing significant public interest. Baird's work laid the groundwork for modern television, merging science and art by transforming how people consume visual content. His exhibitions not only highlighted technological innovation but also inspired further advancements in broadcasting, influencing the entertainment industry as we know it today.