Remarkably, xerography was conceived by one person— Chester Carlson, a shy, soft-spoken patent attorney, who grew up in almost unspeakable poverty and worked his way through junior college and ...

Chester Carlson, the inventor of electrophotography, or xerography, had been shopping his design for a decade before he finally entered a manufacturing agreement in 1947 with Haloid, a small ...

In 1964, just five years after the 914's release, xerography had increased the world's copy rate to around nine and a half billion. All of this made Chester Carlson a very wealthy man. In 1968 ...

Chester L. Carlson, age 82, Army WWII Veteran, beloved husband of E. Margaret nee Sutherland. Loving father of Stephen (Victoria), David (Angela), and Wendy (Dale) Carver, and the late Chester Jr.

and Ruth E (Duntz) Carlson and was a former resident of Chester for 50 yrs. and a resident of Westbrook for two yrs. Alan was a former constable of Chester for 14 yrs. and employed at the Old ...

Abstract: The development of xerography from its earliest stages to its current acceptance in the marketplace is traced. It begins in the early 1930's with Chester Carlson's conviction that there must ...

xerography was conceived by one person- Chester Carlson, a shy, soft-spoken patent attorney, who grew up in almost unspeakable poverty and worked his way through junior college and the California ...

Inspired by the work of the Hungarian engineer Paul Selenyi, an American attorney named Chester F. Carlson came up with a rudimentary version of xerography by 1938. Seven years later, he sold his ...