موسوعة العلمـاء و المخترعين .. المخترعون بالترتيب حسب اسم الشهرة .. الحرف ر

Encyclopedia of Scientists and Inventors.. Inventors in order according to their nickname.. The letter R

⏹ Ramsden, Jesse Ramsden

English designer and maker of tools (1735-1800)
Ramsden is famous for making tools used in mathematical and visual studies. • Selected as a member of the Royal Society. He is the inventor of the eyepiece in optical devices and has other valuable works.

Wright, Frank Lloyd

American architect (1869 - 1959)
Wright was one of those with unique and unique talents in the art of architecture - he devoted new models of architecture such as all-glass facades in buildings, his ideas based on a bold architectural imagination influenced architecture all over the world Wright erected many huge buildings, of which the hotel is particularly mentioned Imperial in Tokyo who withstood the earthquake in 1923. As well as the Guggenheim Museum based on a spiral structure in New York City.

⏹ Wright, Wilbur and Brother Orville
Wright, Wilbur and brother Orville

Two American inventors (1867-1912).
Since their youth, the Wright brothers have been interested in studying acrobatic work. Welpper participated with his brother Orville in opening a shop for bicycles. It is mentioned that their interest in flying heavier than air arose as a result of reading news of the crash of a glider. • Wolber and Orville built a glider in 1900 and tried to operate it with the power of a gasoline engine. They succeeded in that in 1900, as their plane flew less than a minute. The brothers continued to develop their designs until the US state bought their plane for use in the army. It is reported that Orville eventually devoted himself to scientific research.
The development of aviation until 1923.

⏹ Reis Johann Philip Reis, Johann Philip

German engineer and physicist (1834 - 1874)
Rice is credited with building the first telephone communication device in 1861.
Rice published his design, but Graham is credited with building the phone in its well-known practical form.
A commemorative stamp on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Rice phone.