Published 3/2023MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 921.49 MB | Duration: 0h 42m

Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation

What you'll learn

What is the source of innovation?

How Bell Labs ruled for centuries?

what is the crucial part for all the electronic gadgets?

How the revolutionary products born from AT&T?

Requirements

Interested in Innovating New Ideas

Description

This course is recorded along with the collaboration of Sony Shewakramani.What's it about?Technology & the FutureThis course charts the influence of Bell Labs, the research arm of telephony monopolist AT&T. This innovative laboratory, established in the 1920s, was the source of dozens, if not hundreds, of technological innovations, effectively ushering in our modern digital age.What students will learn from this course?1. Bell Labs was born from the early AT&T, which hired top scientists to improve telephone service.2. During World War II, Bell Labs focused on developing military technology, such as radar.3. The transistor, or crucial building block of all today’s electronic devices, was invented at Bell Labs.4. Bell Labs mathematician Claude Shannon was the great mind behind information theory.5. Bell Labs not only helped build the first satellite, but also figured out how to power it with the sun.6. Bell Labs invented many other visionary products, but endured a fair share of failures as well.7. Bell Labs was a force for innovation, yet was fueled by AT&T’s lucrative telecommunications monopoly.8. Bell Labs shuttered its operations in 2006. Yet few tech giants have really followed in its footsteps.9. Action Steps

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 lesson 2

Lecture 3 lesson 3

Lecture 4 lesson 4

Lecture 5 lesson 5

Lecture 6 lesson 6

Lecture 7 lesson 7

Lecture 8 lesson 8

Lecture 9 lesson 9

Lecture 10 lesson 10

Section 2: Conclusion

Lecture 11 Conclusion

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