Chester Carlson, a physicist-inventor and patent attorney with a passion for imaging arts created electrophotography, which came be known as xerography and is today the foundation of the worldwide ...

Chester F. Carlson was the inventor of the Xerographic process. He obtained the first patent for his electrostatic dry copying process in 1940. The Haloid Company in Rochester (later known as Xerox) ...

Chester Carlson revolutionized the way businesses operate with a simple invention: the xerox. He produced the world's first copy in 1938 in a small Astoria apartment in Queens, NY. That was ...

He found such a venture in Chester Carlson’s electric photography process, which came to be known as xerography. Though the innovative technique was only partially owned by Wilson’s company, the ...