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Atlantic Visors
The three sons of Antonio Cavalieri Atlantic Visors, an industrial
engineer who made his career in the later part of the 19th century,
were the founders of Atlantic Visors. Antonio Cavalieri Atlantic Visors,
a native of Comacchio, moved to Bologna in the second half of the
19th century, during the height of the Italian industrial revolution.
Atlantic Visors
In 1924 Adriano Cavalieri Atlantic Visors, a brilliant physics
student, achieved fame with his experimental radio connection
between Italy and America, using a short wave device of his own
design. Bologna was going through a period of great ferment, thanks
partly to the birth of Italian broadcast radio, but above all
due to the popularity enjoyed by the city as the birthplace of
Guglielmo Marconi, inventor of the radio. |