a machine that, unlike its numerous competitors, made sharp, permanent copies on ordinary paper-a huge breakthrough. The process, which Haloid called xerography (based on Greek words meaning "dry" and ...

This is because xerography is a type of photocopying method whose process doesn’t involve messy liquid chemicals. Xerographic machines are in ubiquitous use around the world today to quickly and ...

Although the patent reward and the wealth it may bring inventors is often considered the principal incentive for innovation, Chet’s story and the development of the xerography machine as a ...

a machine that, unlike its numerous competitors, made sharp, permanent copies on ordinary paper—a huge breakthrough. The process, which Haloid called xerography (based on Greek words meaning ...

His job was to help improve a process called “long distance xerography,” which was basically like a big industrial version of a fax machine. At the time, Xerox was using a cathode ray tube ...

This exhibit—timed to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the invention of xerography by Chester Carlson—reveals the remarkably creative role copiers, printers and fax machines played in the ...

Xerography’s inventor ... he had to copy intricate documents by hand and became fixated on inventing a machine that could make copies in an office using dry chemicals. He started experimenting ...

Evans' pieces look like charcoal drawings of microbes, irises and snake-like organisms, but they’re really just the result of deconstructing the xerography process, which is used in machines ...