Angelo Moriondo
Italian inventor of espresso machine
Born
June 6th, 1851
173 years ago
Died
1914
111 years ago — 63 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Italy
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An Italian inventor developed the first patent for an espresso machine in 1884. The innovative design aimed to brew coffee quickly using steam and hot water, providing a new way to enjoy the beverage. This invention marked a significant advancement in coffee preparation and laid the groundwork for modern espresso machines. His machine utilized a boiler and a unique system that combined water pressure and heat to brew coffee efficiently. The design influenced various subsequent espresso machines that followed in the 20th century.
Patented the first espresso machine in 1884
Implemented steam-based coffee brewing technology
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