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Hedy Lamarr, whose real name was Hedwig Kiesler ... In 1942, Lamarr and Antheil secured a patent for their invention, titled “Secret Communication System” (U.S. Patent 2,292,387).

Hedy Lamarr was born to innovate ... Lamarr and Antheil took out a patent for their “Secret Communications System” and pitched it to the Navy, but were turned down. However, by the 1950s ...

Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story (2017 ... Since the invention based on the original idea was designed after the patent had expired, Lamarr made no money from it. Bombshell is available to ...

Hedy Lamarr lit up the silver screen with her radiant beauty during the Golden Age of Hollywood — and she co ... their frequency-hopping Secret Communications System received a U.S. patent.

Hedy Lamarr was discovered by producer Max Reinhardt ... In 1941, Ms Lamarr and an avant-garde composer, George Antheil, filed a patent based on "frequency-hopping," in which a radio transmitter ...

As an actress who achieved fame during Hollywood’s Golden Age, Hedy Lamarr's acting credits have been largely forgotten outside the realm of film buffs. But as an inventor, Lamarr changed the ...

Hedy Lamarr is simply an icon to us,” said Andre ... a U.S. nonprofit that recognizes engineers and inventors who hold significant tech patents. Ellen van Loon, who’s heading the project ...

Hedy Lamarr exhibition at the Austrian Cultural ... Lamarr and Antheil were granted a patent for the frequency-hopping system, but it was never used during World War II. Lamarr did her bit for ...

Actor Hedy Lamarr (1914–2000) had a fascinating life ... for the museum’s Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation. An image of Lamarr’s patent can be viewed online at the Smithsonian ...