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controlled software
in 1941 konrads zuse's z3, the first computer controlled software. -
rubber
arnold collins was the first to invent synethic rubber in 1943 -
kidney
in 1944 the kidney dialysis machine was invented by willem kolff -
tubber ware
in 1946 tubber ware seal was invented by earl silas -
juke box
in 1948 robert hope jches invented the warlitzer jukebox. -
cake mix
in 1949 the cake mix was invented by Duff and Sons, a molasses company -
credit card
in 1950 ralph schneider invented the first credit card. -
super glue
in 1951 super glue was invented by harry wesley coover jr. -
soft drink
in 1952 the first diet soft drink was invented and sold by kirsch which was was known as a gingerale. -
mcdonalds
in 1954 ray kroc invented the first fast food restarurant known as mcdonalds or micky d's -
hover craft
in 1956 chistopher cockerell invented the first hover craft device. -
laser
in 1958 gordon invented laser -
fiber tip
the fiber tip pen was invented by yukio horie in 1962 -
basic
in 1964 basic was invented by john george kemeny and tom kurz -
compact disk
in 1965 james russel invented the compact disk. -
electronic fuel
in 1966 electronic fuel for cars was invented in britain. -
calculator
in 1967 the first hand held calculator was invented by texas instruments -
mouse
the computer mouse was inventeed by douglas engelbant in 1968 -
floppy disk
in 1970 the first floppy disk was invented by alan shugart. -
liquid crystal display
in 1971 the first liquid crystal display was invented by james fergason. -
hacky sack
in 1972 the play toy known as the hacky sack was invented byby john stalberger and mike marshall. -
local computer network
in 1973 the ethernet also known as the local computer network was invented by robert metcalfe and xenot. -
post it notes
in 1974 the post it notes was invented by arthur fry. -
spread sheet
in 1978 dan bricklin and bob frankston invented the visicalc spread sheet. -
roller blades
in 1979 scott olson invents the useful and entertaining roller blades often used in roller rinks or skate parks. -
microscope
in 1981 the scanning tunneling microscope was invented by gerd karl binning and heinrich rohrer. -
super conductor
in 1986 the high tempature super conductor was invented by j. george bealnorz and karl a. muller. -
synethic skin
in 1986 synthetic skin skin was invented by g.gregory gallico the 3rd. -
doppler radar
the doppler radar was invented by by christain andreas doppler. was invented in 1988. -
prozac
in 1988 prozac was invented at the eli lilly company by ray fuller. -
genectically engineered animal
the first patent for a genetically engineered animal is issued to harvard researches philip leder and timothy stewart. -
world wide web
in 1990 the world wide web and internet protocol and www language (HTML) created by tim berners lee. -
smart pill
the smart pill was created and invented by jerome schentag. was invented in 1992. the oill referred to any pill that can deliver or control it's delivery of medicine without the patent having to take action beyond swallowing. -
web tv
in 1996 web tv was invented by diba inc. and zenith electronics. -
fuel cell
in 1997 the fuel cell was invented by francis t.bacon -
tekno bubbles
in 1999 the tekno bubbles was invented by bryon and melody swetland. the tekno bubbles were used for entertainment purposeses they were just like other bubbles except they glowed under ultraviolet light and in the dark. -
transformer fluid from vegetable oils
in 2000 enviromentally friendly transformer fluid from vegetable oils invented by t.v. oomen. -
artificial heart
in 2001 the first artificial heart was invented by abiomed. -
virtual keyboard
in 2002 the virtual keboard was invented by canesta and vkb. -
braille glove
in 2002 braille glove was invented by james auger and jimmy lozicau. -
camflouage system
in 2003 the opitcal camflouage system was invented by susmu tachi masahiko inami , and naoki kawakami. -
flower sound
in 2004 the flower sound was invented by the japanese based let's corporation. flower sound was basically flowers that played music. this device was for entertainment purposes.
