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

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A typical burst activity the laboratory, with Edison and his team working night and day, duplicated Roentgen's experiments and produced working device days. shop order was started 1892, a model built, and Edison spoke enthusiastically about his experiments the Press. had several ideas for powered flight, including disk shutters which were moved and Q down perpendicular piston. had been experimenting this general area since the lab opened. The laboratory staff turned many of these ideas into reality, producing experimental models and factory prototypes short time. Edison claimed that started experimenting them only 10 hours after saw the cable announcing Roentgen's discovery. The object x-rayed was placed between the tube and . assembled all the equipment needed the lab; including the high vacuum tubes used generate the rays.VII- 6 laboratory's work the nineteenth century testament to the breadth his imagination. Wilhelm Roentgen discovered x-rays the end of 1895. consisted wooden box coated with photographic emulsion and vacuum tube that produced the x-ray. For example, was intrigued by flying machines. This was called the fluoroscope. trying find mechanical duplicate the flapping bird's wings, Edison was following the path taken many inventors flying machines and was destined for failure. The x-ray project shows that the laboratory had lost none of the speed and flexibility that had characterized operations in the 1880s