The video discusses several inventions created by Brazilians that have had a significant impact on the world. The inventions mentioned include:
1. Caller ID: Developed by Nélio José Nicolai in 1977, it revolutionized telephony worldwide.
2. Rice Colander: Invented by Terezinha Beatriz Andrade in 1959, it has become a standard kitchen tool globally.
3. Lung Radiography: Manoel Dias de Abreu developed a machine in 1936 that could take photos of the lungs, transforming medical diagnosis.
4. Anti-venom serum: Vital Brazil developed an antidote in 1903, saving countless lives and leading to the creation of several vaccines.
5. Radio: Roberto Landell de Moura, a Brazilian priest, invented the first radio in 1894, two years before Guglielmo Marconi.
6. Airplane: Alberto Santos-Dumont, a Brazilian, is credited with inventing the first plane, making the first flight in 1906.
These inventions have had a profound impact on various fields, including medicine, communication, and transportation. The video highlights the often-overlooked contributions of Brazilian inventors and their significant role in shaping the modern world.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Nélio José Nicolai, a Brazilian electrotechnician, developed a device in 1977 that could identify the number calling a phone.
2. Terezinha Beatriz from Andrade, a Brazilian dentist and surgeon, invented the rice colander in 1959.
3. Manoel Dias de Abreu, a Brazilian pulmonologist, developed a machine in 1936 that could take photos of the lung, which transformed the world of medicine.
4. Vital Brazil Mineiro, a Brazilian immunologist, developed an antidote in 1903 that could fight specific types of poison.
5. Roberto Landell de Moura, a Brazilian priest, developed the first actual radio in 1894, two years before Guglielmo Marconi.
6. Alberto Santos Dumont, a Brazilian inventor, made the first flight with witnesses in 1906, traveling 60 meters at three meters high with an average speed of 30 kilometers per hour.
7. Santos Dumont also invented the wristwatch.
8. Nélio José Nicolai spent 35 years fighting in court to receive royalties for his invention, but died in 2017 without receiving them.
9. Vital Brazil Mineiro gave his invention to the government, which distributed it for free, making it accessible to everyone.
10. Roberto Landell de Moura was labeled as crazy and accused of witchcraft for his invention of the radio.
11. Alberto Santos Dumont's invention of the plane led to the development of new technologies and the creation of modern airplanes.