Thomas Edison

Thomas Edison, the American inventor known as the "King of Inventors”, invented and refined a wide range of groundbreaking technologies, including the phonograph, incandescent light bulb, motion picture camera, telephone and toaster. Over his lifetime, he obtained an impressive 1,093 patents. Edison's relentless curiosity and determination led to innovations that became an integral part of everyday life.

While Edison is widely recognized as a prolific inventor, his greatest achievement is often regarded as the successful commercialization of electric power. Despite facing numerous challenges, including a lack of formal education in his childhood and hearing impairment, he persevered and turned setbacks into opportunities for innovation and success.

＜Anniversary Years＞
・2027：180th anniversary of Edison's birth
・2029：150th anniversary of Edison's invention of the incandescent light bulb.

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