The Notable Inventions In the World

 Here are 100 notable inventions and their inventors:

1. Telephone - Alexander Graham Bell

2. Lightbulb - Thomas Edison

3. Printing press - Johannes Gutenberg

4. Internet - Tim Berners-Lee

5. Computer - Charles Babbage

6. Airplane - Wright brothers (Orville and Wilbur Wright)

7. Penicillin - Alexander Fleming

8. Television - Philo Farnsworth

9. Steam engine - James Watt

10. Radio - Guglielmo Marconi

11. Microscope - Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

12. Automobile - Karl Benz

13. Camera - George Eastman

14. X-ray - Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen

15. Dynamite - Alfred Nobel

16. Atomic bomb - J. Robert Oppenheimer

17. Helicopter - Igor Sikorsky

18. Jet engine - Frank Whittle

19. Transistor - John Bardeen Walter Brattain and William Shockley

20. Phonograph - Thomas Edison

21. Antibiotics - Howard Florey and Ernst Chain

22. Barcode - Norman Joseph Woodland

23. GPS - Roger L. Easton

24. Polaroid camera - Edwin H. Land

25. Pacemaker - Wilson Greatbatch

26. MRI scanner - Raymond Damadian and Paul Lauterbur

27. Artificial heart - Robert Jarvik

28. Calculator - Blaise Pascal

29. Revolver - Samuel Colt

30. Ballpoint pen - Laszlo Biro

31. Safety pin - Walter Hunt

32. Morse code - Samuel Morse

33. Wifi - John O'Sullivan and a team of Australian scientists

34. Battery - Alessandro Volta

35. Zipper - Whitcomb Judson

36. Thermometer - Gabriel Fahrenheit

37. Telescope - Galileo Galilei

38. Velcro - George de Mestral

39. Pacemaker - Paul Zoll and Greatbatch

40. Braille system - Louis Braille

41. Segway - Dean Kamen

42. Sewing machine - Elias Howe

43. Bicycle - Kirkpatrick Macmillan

44. Microwave oven - Percy Spencer

45. Walkie-talkie - Donald Hings and Alfred Gross

46. Electric guitar - Les Paul

47. Roll-on deodorant - Helen Barnett Diserens

48. Post-it notes - Spencer Silver and Art Fry

49. Fax machine - Alexander Bain

50. Instant camera - Edwin Land

51. Rocket - Robert H. Goddard

52. Printing press - Johannes Gutenberg

53. Piano - Bartolomeo Cristofori

54. Sewing machine - Isaac Singer

55. Pacemaker - Wilson Greatbatch

56. Microchip - Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce

57. Laser - Theodore Maiman

58. Frisbee - Walter Frederick Morrison

59. DNA fingerprinting - Sir Alec Jeffreys

60. GoPro camera - Nick Woodman

61. Segway - Dean Kamen

62. Surgical stapler - Victor W. Fazio

63. Postage stamp - Sir Rowland Hill

64. Earmuffs - Chester Greenwood

65. Ziploc bags - Borge Madsen and Lasse Madsen

66. BlackBerry - Mike Lazaridis and Douglas Fregin

67. Walkman - Akio Morita

68. Carbon fiber - Roger Bacon

69. Eyeglasses - Salvino D'Armate

70. Rolling suitcase - Bernard Sadow

71. Sliced bread - Otto Frederick Rohwedder

72. Instant noodles - Momofuku Ando

73. Digital camera - Steven Sasson

74. Kevlar - Stephanie Kwolek

75. Post-it notes - Spencer Silver and Art Fry

76. Aspirin - Felix Hoffman

77. Paperclip - Johan Vaaler

78. VCR - Charles Ginsburg

79. Segway - Dean Kamen

80. Motorcycle - Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach

81. Velcro - George de Mestral

82. Stethoscope - René Laennec

83. Microscope - Hans Lippershey

84. Photovoltaic cell - Russell Ohl

85. Barbed wire - Joseph Glidden

86. Traffic light - Garrett Morgan

87. Umbrella - Samuel Fox

88. Mop - Thomas W. Stewart

89. Radioactivity - Marie Curie and Pierre Curie

90. Diary - Samuel Pepys

91. Personal computer - Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak

92. Compact disc - James T. Russell

93. Game Boy - Gunpei Yokoi

94. Digital music player - Kane Kramer

95. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) - Paul Lauterbur and Sir Peter Mansfield

96. GPS - Ivan Getting and Bradford Parkinson

97. Atomic force microscope - Gerd Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer

98. Artificial intelligence - John McCarthy

99. Electric toothbrush - Philippe-G. Woog

100. Graphene - Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov

These inventions have greatly impacted various aspects of human life and continue to shape our world today.