A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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December 1895 Raff and Gammon brought Armat's machine the lab and Edison agreed manufacture the . The Biograph projector was again the work Dickson and its larger film . They were businessmen with considerable vision who also produced some important technical innovations, with the help William Laurie Dickson (who left Edison in 1894).VII-21 business. They saw the future projecting pictures and when they found good projector, the hands Thomas Armat Washington, they quickly acquired it. The Latham brothers were typical the "pirates" that Edison now had face. much more dangerous competitor appeared the form the Biograph— the projection machine the American Mutoscope Company. 30 format gave superior image. soon this development was noticed West Orange, Edison assigned Charles Kayser the task designing projector superior the Lathams'. originally marketed Dickson's Mutoscope— peep show machine along the lines the kinetoscope— but quickly branched into projection. The proliferation projection machines the forced the Kinetoscope Company (managed Norman Raff and Frank Gammon) into action revive their flagging business. They developed projecting device, called the Pantopticon, their laboratory New York City and then exhibited their boxing films with 1895. Formed 1895, this company had the services Dickson and its own laboratory, studio, and manufacturing facilities