After many years of experimentation following the war, he built the Asbóth-helicopter. In 1917, during World War I, Oszkár Asbóth, Tódor von Kármán, István Petróczy and Vilmos Zurovetz worked together on designing the helicopter. He was a student of Tódor von Kármán, the Father of Supersonic Flight. He finished his studies at Arad and became an engineer. Oszkár Asbóth was born in Pankota and died in Budapest. so here we are:ĪSBÓTH OSZKÁR, (1891 – 1960) Invention: HELICOPTER Mind represent the structure of language, and vica versa. My idea is: Hungarians are very inventive because of our language. Sadly most of them succseed abroad, but have been aducatedin Hungary. So here i collected and posted the list of hungarians who contributed some good ideas to our civilisations. When Nobel Laureate, Enrico Fermi, nuclear physicist, was asked if he believed in extraterrestrials, he replied – „They are already here…they are called Hungarians!” Fermi’s Martians called Hungarians enriched the world with over a hundred thousand inventions, not to mention their countless scientific discoveries.
