Home›Invention›Year›By Decade›1960sBrowse By1960sYear places an invention in the year it was actually patented or first demonstrated. Wikipedia records that "in 1876, Alexander Graham Bell was the first to be granted a United States patent" for the telephone. Browsing by year sets an invention in the wider timeline of technology history.1960sConnectionsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)1960sFilter Results40 entriesFieldAllAircraft and Spacecraft Life Support and Pressurization Systems (1)Automatic Identification and Data Capture (1)Brain State and Biofeedback Devices (1)Circuit Components And Semiconductors (3)Computer Pointing and Input Peripheral Devices (1)Computer Printer Types (1)Factory Automation and Measurement (1)Implantable Medical Devices (5)Industrial Machinery And Power (1)Internet Communication Protocols (1)Lean and Quality Tools (1)Lighting And Detection Devices (3)Manufacturing, Construction And Material Handling Machinery (1)Metal Casting and Forming Processes (1)Network Connectivity Hardware (2)Patient Monitoring and Diagnostic Instruments (2)Recording And Data Storage (1)Software Development Tools and Interfaces (1)System and Data Management Software (1)Textile Finishing Machinery and Processes (1)Transportation Electrical Systems (2)Virtualization and Cloud Infrastructure (2)Warehouse and Material Handling Systems (1)Web and Online Communication Software (1)InventorAllBob Kahn (1)Dick Morley (1)Douglas Engelbart (1)Gary Starkweather (1)George Devol (1)George H. Heilmeier (1)Gordon Gould (1)Graeme Clark (1)Henry Joseph Round (1)Ivan Sutherland (1)John Charnley (1)Lou Ottens (1)Marc A. Chavannes (1)Oleg Losev (1)Theodore Maiman (2)Vannevar Bush (1)Vint Cerf (1)Associated WithAllThe Optical Fiber (2)In FieldAllAerospace Engineering (1)Biomedical Engineering (8)Computer Engineering (7)Electrical Engineering (8)Industrial Engineering (3)Materials Engineering (1)Software Engineering (4)Textile Engineering (1)In GroupAllAircraft and Spacecraft Life Support and Pressurization Systems (1)Automatic Identification and Data Capture (1)Brain State and Biofeedback Devices (1)Circuit Components And Semiconductors (3)Computer Pointing and Input Peripheral Devices (1)Computer Printer Types (1)Factory Automation and Measurement (1)Implantable Medical Devices (5)Internet Communication Protocols (1)Lean and Quality Tools (1)Lighting And Detection Devices (3)Manufacturing, Construction And Material Handling Machinery (1)Metal Casting and Forming Processes (1)Network Connectivity Hardware (2)Patient Monitoring and Diagnostic Instruments (2)Recording And Data Storage (1)Software Development Tools and Interfaces (1)System and Data Management Software (1)Textile Finishing Machinery and Processes (1)Transportation Electrical Systems (2)Virtualization and Cloud Infrastructure (2)Warehouse and Material Handling Systems (1)Web and Online Communication Software (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 400 Series Shinkansen1960sApplication Programming Interface1960sASCII1960sAutomated Storage and Retrieval System1960sAutomated Teller Machine1960sBubble Wrap1960sCassette Tape1960sCochlear Implant1960sComputer Mouse1960sDental Implant1960sGlucose Meter1960sHolter Monitor1960sHypertext1960sHypervisor1960sLaser1960sLaser Printer1960sLight-Emitting Diode1960sLiquid Crystal Display1960sMagnetic Stripe Card1960sMelt Spinning1960sModem1960sNeurofeedback1960sPoka-Yoke1960sProgrammable Logic Controller1960sProsthetic Heart Valve1960sRobotic Arm1960sRouter1960sScreen Printing1960sShape Memory Alloy1960sSJ Rc1960sSmoke Detector1960sSpace Suit1960sSpreadsheet1960sThe Internet1960sThe Laser1960sTotal Hip Replacement1960sTouchscreen1960sVentricular Assist Device1960sVirtual Machine1960sVirtual Reality Headset1960sConnectionsShowing the first 400 of 1,051 connections.SourcesTechnology: A World Historytier 1Daniel R. Headrick, Oxford University Press, 2009Contains: The TelephoneContains: The LaserView the SourceA History of Technologytier 1Charles Singer, E. J. Holmyard, A. R. Hall and Trevor I. Williams, editors, Oxford University Press, 1954Contains: The Jet EngineView the SourceEncyclopaedia Britannicatier 1Encyclopaedia Britannica editors, Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.Contains: RadioContains: TelevisionContains: The AutomobileContains: The Internal Combustion EngineContains: The ComputerContains: The Analytical EngineContains: The World Wide WebView the SourceBi Sheng (Wikipedia)tier 2Wikipedia contributors, Wikimedia FoundationContains: Movable Type PrintingView the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.