Thomas Edison (invention of processes)

Thomas Edison was an innovative inventor best known for developing the electric light bulb. Beyond that, he created numerous processes, such as a system for mass-producing and distributing electrical power, making electric lighting practical for everyday use. Edison also invented an improved phonograph for recording sound and pioneered filmmaking technology with motion picture cameras. His approach often involved refining and systematically improving existing ideas, leading to reliable, scalable processes that transformed industries. Edison's work laid the foundation for modern electrical infrastructure, sound recording, and cinema, significantly impacting everyday life through his inventive processes and engineering expertise.