المخترعون بالترتيب حسب اسم الشهرة .. الحرف ٣_ف../موسوعة العلمـاء و المخترعين

Encyclopedia of Scientists and Inventors..the inventors in order according to their nickname..the letter 3_F

⏹ Ford, Henry Ford Henry

American mechanical and industrial engineer (1836 - 1947)
Ford was born in Greenfield, USA, and grew up as a mechanic to become a chief engineer for the Edison Lighting Company in Detroit. Ford's interest was directed to mass production, especially in the automotive industry, and he was the head of a car manufacturing company, Ford Motor Company. Ford Motor Co (1903 - 1919, as well as from 1943 - 1945) to become the largest company in the world for the automotive industry, employing more than one hundred thousand people. Ford introduced the idea of ​​contributing to the company's profits in 1914.
Ford tried to call for peace during World War I and called for a European peace conference in 1915-1916, but his attempt failed because the causes and relationships of the war were much more complex than ending up with a call for a peace conference.
Ford built a hospital in Detroit, and his son Edsel succeeded him as president of the Ford Foundation, to be succeeded by Ford's grandson Henry (born in 1917), who has headed the Ford Foundation since 1945.
Henry Ford's first car in 1896.

⏹ Fournier Dalb Edmond Edward
Fournier D'Albe Edmund Edward

English physicist and inventor (1868-1933)
He participated in the political movement, Pan-Celti Pan · Invented in 1912 an optophone Celtic device that enables blind people to read through sound. He has inventions related to radio, such as written transmission and picture transmission.

⏹ Vogel, Hermann Wilhelm
Vogel, Hermann Wilhelm

German chemist ( 1834 - 1898 )
Vogel taught at the Academy of Commerce in Berlin and then at the Technische Hochschule there. A. On the topic of photochemistry, Vogel invented a kind of photographic plate, and a device for measuring the intensity of photoluminescent light (see Swan, for example).

⏹ Focanso, Jack D
Vaucanson, Jacques de

French inventor (1709 - 1782)
Focanso is considered one of the most prominent French inventors. His interest focused on inventing parts for knitting machines with the aim of improving them. He invented wheeled looms for silk weaving. • He also invented multi-field lathe machines. He is also credited with inventing the chain (zebrafish) used to transmit movement (as in bicycles). His interest in self-propelled machines reached a high degree of specialization, so that he produced tools and semi-machines that are closer to wit than to industrial interest. For example, Focanso invented a self-propelled duck that pecks, drinks and screams. He also designed a flute player, also self-moving.

⏹ Fox, Sir Charles Fox, Sir Charles

British structural engineer (1810-1874)
Fox established the London and Birmingham Railways and introduced the use of train line shunting joints (to move it from one track to another).
Fox also established a number of railways in Europe, Canada, India and others. He established important buildings in London and Berlin. He is the father of the engineer, Sir Francis (1844-1927), who worked in civil engineering in the field of engineering tunnels, long vaults (for trains), archways, and maintenance of important churches.