Elisha Gray

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Elisha Gray was a prominent American electrical engineer and inventor best known for developing a telephone prototype in 1876. He co-founded the Western Electric Manufacturing Company, which became a major force in the telecommunications industry. Gray held over 70 patents for his inventions, including the telautograph, a device that could remotely transmit handwriting. His legacy is often intertwined with the famous controversy surrounding the invention of the telephone, as he and Alexander Graham Bell filed for patents on the same day.

Aug 02, 1835 - Jan 21, 1901 American 6 Quotes

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