Robert Adler - Inventor of Wireless Remote Controller for Televisions
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Robert Adler, the Austrian - born American scientist is the inventor of wireless remote control system for televisions.
Early Life
Robert Adler was born in Vienna (Austria) in 4th December, 1913. He did his education in vienna itself. In the year 1937, at the age of 24 he earned Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Vienna.
In 1939, he left country, because of annexation by Nazi Germany. Then he travelled several places and finally he emigrated to United States of America.
58 Patents
After emigrating to US, Alder joined Zenith Electronics Corporation (a brand of LG Electronics) as a researcher and he continued the same company until his life time. He retired officially on 1982, as director of research department and vice president of the company.
He was granted 58 US patents in his lifetime.
Awards
In 1980, he got IEEE's Edison Medal and in 1997 he got Emmy Award.
Death
On February 15, 2007, at the age of 93, Robert Adler died due to heart failure.
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