How Did Edison Contribute To Boston's Inventions

When he moved to Boston, Edison realized that he wasn’t interested in mathematics, and that's the biggest reason why he was reading Faraday’s books. Because Faraday's didn’t used any mathematics in his work. Edison created his first ever patent in Boston. “In Boston, Edison created his first patented invention…….Edison’s invention was a vote counter for legislature offices.” He designed a vote counter that could record votes on a chemical paper tape, plus so the people of the town can vote electrically. But unfortunately, he couldn’t earn money of that. Because when he went up to Washington DC court to present his design, so the lawmakers didn’t approve it. Because they thought that it would not give the people enough time to change their minds on who they want to vote for. He then, went on and moved to New York City.
The Manager of the Laws Gold Indicator Company gave Edison the job, because the company’s telegraph broke down, so Edison was the only one who had the most experience, so he used to intelligence and fixed the machine. The manager was extremely impressed on Edison’s work, that he decided to hire and made him the company's chief electrical engineer. “In time, Edison formed his own company of electrical engineers: Pope, Edison, and Company. As with many of Edison’s efforts, this was possibly a first-the first such firm of engineers.” Edison become very popular, he was earning huge amount of money, plus he received over 180 patents in total of sex