Thomas Edison (Inventor)

Thomas Edison was an American inventor and businessman, best known for developing the electric light bulb, phonograph, and many other groundbreaking technologies. Born in 1847, he held over 1,000 patents and was a pioneer in electrical engineering. Edison's work not only transformed how we use electricity but also shaped modern entertainment through inventions like the movie camera. He established the first industrial research laboratory, emphasizing systematic innovation. His legacy lies in his ability to turn ideas into practical inventions that significantly impacted society, making daily life more convenient and stimulating economic growth.