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Our History

Katherine Burr Blodgett, the first woman scientist to join the GE Research Laboratory, invented non-reflecting, invisible glass in 1939. It was the prototype of coatings used today on most camera lenses and optical devices.

At GE we ask, “Why predict the future when you can create it?” From our earliest days, our company has used the tools of research, combined with a little inspiration, to create the world of tomorrow. The legacy of GE’ s ingenuity offers a rich history we are proud to share with the world.

Innovation Timeline

For over 130 years, we've continued to innovate what has yet to be imagined.

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