Yoshiro Nakamatsu
Japanese inventor and entrepreneur
Born
June 26th, 1928
97 years ago
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Japan
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An inventor and entrepreneur, contributions span various fields, including electronics and medical technology. Developed over 3,500 inventions and holds more than 1,000 patents. More notable inventions include the floppy disk and a range of health-related devices. Founded Dentsu, a major advertising agency, prior to focusing on inventions. Also engaged in promoting inventor education and creativity.
Developed the floppy disk
Holds over 1,000 patents
Created health-related inventions
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