Polaroid Company and edwin land

Edwin Land is often credited with inventing the Polaroid camera and film. He is also a co-founder of the Polaroid Corporation (Christopher 31). Land, who attended Harvard University, later founded a laboratory to research light polarization. Later, the lab changed its name to the Polaroid Corporation and publicly debuted the instant cameras and self-developing movies.

Polaroid, the business he created, grew into a huge and respected enterprise as a result of his many discoveries and consistent hard work. He spent most of his time in the lab, so he was always experimenting and inventing. The company made him very rich, and his hard work and persistence are clearly depicted in one of his quotes when he says that a good thing is worth doing in excess. Land was determined to bring a solution to the several road accidents that happen at night. The headlights bright headlights make it difficult for the drivers to see the road properly leading to accidents. The night driver is therefore faced with a constantly varying but always substantial, hazard. Land argued that in each pass, the night driver has to concentrate, judge, and eventually act positively to ensure safety. The obvious result of this struggle is fatigue, discomfort, and annoyance.