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

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. Edison's attempts interest investors new technology reveal his ideas about the role R&D the Second Industrial Revolution. planned develop small products with high profit potential and low capital requirements; the enormous costs introducing the electric light were still fresh his mind and wanted avoid "cumbersome inventions like the electric light. This invention consisted several metal armatures within field magnets all positioned over a furnace. 25 invention and experiment. The lists projects planned undertake at West Orange throws light the research directions his new laboratory and shows the enormous scope his inventive imagination. 27 armatures would produce rotation. It significant that the future innovation, seen by Edison from his vantage point 1887, was not the great systems electrical technology, but consumer durables for a mass market.11-16 advantage flexible organization: could move quickly into "those industries offer the most promising field for ." The industries conceived were supply small items commerce— "useful things that every man, woman and child wants"— that would sold through network of jobbers. one end the spectrum, offered investors shares truly revolutionary new technology, such the process make electricity directly from coal with his pyro-magnetic generator. Edison hoped that rapidly heating and cooling these