The Inventions

The autobiography delves into the life and groundbreaking achievements of Nikola Tesla, an influential inventor and engineer renowned for his advancements in electricity and magnetism. Born in Croatia and later a naturalized American, Tesla's innovations, including the invention of wireless communication, earned him acclaim as a leading electrical engineer. However, his unconventional ideas led to his ostracism and a reputation as a "mad scientist." Despite his monumental contributions, he faced financial struggles and died in poverty at the age of 86.