Ottó Bláthy

1860–1939 (age 79)

Biography

Ottó Bláthy was a pioneering engineer whose brilliance helped usher in the modern electrical age; through his work on transformers and standardizing electrical systems he brought light and power to countless homes and industries. His careful calculations and inventive spirit earned him respect across the scientific community and ensured safer, more efficient energy for generations.

Beyond his technical prowess he was known for sharing knowledge generously, and his enduring contributions are remembered with gratitude at Fiume Road Graveyard, where friends and admirers continue to honor his achievements.

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