Max Knoll

Max Knoll was a German engineer and physicist who co-invented the first electronic computer, known as the Zuse Z3, alongside Konrad Zuse. His work in developing early computing technology was groundbreaking, laying the foundation for modern computers. Knoll's contributions involved designing electronic circuits that could perform calculations automatically, revolutionizing data processing and enabling the digital age. His efforts helped transition from mechanical calculators to electronic systems, impacting technology, science, and industry significantly.