Thomas T. Goldsmith Jr.

Thomas T. Goldsmith Jr. was an American engineer and inventor known for his contributions to early computer graphics and electronic gaming. He co-created the "Cathode Ray Tube Amusement Device" in 1947, recognized as one of the first electronic games, which utilized a modified television screen for interactive play. Goldsmith's work laid foundational concepts for the development of video games, and he held several patents in electronics and gaming technology. His innovative spirit helped pave the way for the burgeoning field of interactive entertainment that we see today.