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Nikola Tesla (1856-1943) was an Austro-Hungarian inventor, born in Smiljan (Austro-Hungarian Empire) in present-day Croatia, who left important contributions to the development of the most important technologies of the last centuries, such as radio transmission, robotics, remote control, radar, theoretical and nuclear physics, and computer science.

Childhood and Education

Nikola Tesla was born in the village of Smiljan during the Austro-Hungarian Empire in present-day Croatia on July 10, 1856. The son of an Orthodox priest, from an early age he was trained by his father to develop memory and reasoning skills. His mother was descended from a family of inventors. During his childhood he used to say he saw flashes of light that appeared before his eyes.

In 1873 he began studying electrical engineering at the Polytechnic Institute in Graz, Austria, where he studied mainly physics and mathematics. In 1880 he graduated from the University of Prague. In 1881 he joined the Budapest telephone company, where he began his career as an electrical engineer.

Inventions and Patents

Tesla's research and discoveries are of great importance for electrotechnology and radioelectricity. In all, Nikola Tesla filed about 40 patents in the United States and more than 700 worldwide. His inventions were focused on the use of electricity and magnetism, among them: the fluorescent lamp, the induction motor (used in industries and in many household appliances), remote control, the Tesla Coil, radio transmission, the ignition system used to start cars, alternating current, etc.

It was by means of new equipment designed by Tesla that the system of generating and harnessing energy from Niagara Falls was established.

Among Nikola Tesla's strange inventions is an earthquake machine, his plan was to transmit electricity through the earth's crust, so that anywhere on the planet you could turn on a light bulb simply by sticking it in the earth. Tesla eventually went bankrupt when he burned down the power plant, and had to pay a large compensation.

Awards

In 1894, Nikola Tesla received an honorary degree from Columbia University, and the Elliot Cresson medal from the Franklin Institute. In 1912, Tesla refused to share the Nobel Prize in Physics with Edison, which was eventually given to another researcher. In 1934, the city of Philadelphia awarded him the John Scott Medal for his polyphase power system. Nikola was an honorary member of the National Electric Light Association and a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

For many years, the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York City was Nikola's residence when he was at the height of his financial and intellectual power. During the last ten years of his life he resided at the New Yorker Hotel, where he passed away.

Nikola Tesla died in New York City, United States, on January 7, 1943.

Nikola Tesla's Phrases

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I don't think there is a more intense emotion for an inventor than to see his creations at work. These emotions make you forget about eating, sleeping, everything.

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