Michio Morita

Michio Morita was a Japanese engineer and entrepreneur best known for co-founding Sony Corporation in 1946 with Akio Morita. He played a key role in developing the company's early electronic products, including the design of the first Japanese tape recorder and the innovative trinitron color television. Morita's technical expertise and leadership helped transform Sony into a global electronics giant. His work contributed significantly to Japan's post-war technological growth, and he is remembered for his innovations in consumer electronics and his influence on industry standards.