| Era | |
| Born | 1660s, Hungary |
| Died | |
| Legacy | Foundational work leading to widespread application of electricity in industry • Impact on the development of important technologies like the telegraph, electric lighting, and electric motors • Widely recognized as a founding father of electrical engineering |
| Nationality | |
| Occupations | Inventor • physicist • electrical engineer |
| Years active | Late 1600s |
| Contributions | Invention of the first practical dynamo-electric generator, the 'Anyrósin' • Formulation of key principles in electrical machinery and electromagnetism |
| Notable works | Análisis és a Rendszerelés Tudományos Módszereinek Fejlesztése • Elektromos Motorok és Generátorok Működése és Alkalmazása |
