Grandville T. Woods improved the telegraph by making the moving trains to have Telegraph, a kind which has not existed prior such invention.
Grandville's ideas to create the multiplex or induction telegraph system all began to form when he was travelling between Washington Court House and Dayton.
Further Explanation
In 1887, woods invented the induction telegraph system which allows men, through the use of wires, to communicate their voices thereby speeding up important communications.
The induction telegraph helps the trains not to engage in any form of accident while moving on the railway tracks. Also dispatchers are able to locate trains through the use of the induction telegraph.
As a result of the invention, the inventor became more popular, more especially as the ''BLACK EDISON'' solely because of his invention and refusal to partnership with Thomas Edison.
Grandville T. Woods had a multiracial parentage, including Lyates, his brother. The father, Cyrus woods, was an African American and his mother, Martha J. Brown, a Native American. Grandville attended a school in Columbus.
By the age 10, he left home due to impoverished situation of his family.
He served as an apprentice in operations of machinery with his two year of college training in electrical and mechanical engineering
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