E234: Martin "Marty" Cooper - The Father of the Cell Phone
Martin Cooper is an American engineer and pioneer in the wireless communications industry and is the man who led the invention of the first cell phone and placed the first wireless call back in 1973. Marty, has eleven patents to his credit, and is also a serial entrepreneur, author and speaker. At 94, he is still innovating, and that is why this episode will inspire you, not only for what he has achieved in the past, but for what he envisions we will achieve in the future.
Back2Basics: Reconnecting to the essence of YOU · Martin Cooper, Marty Cooper, Leticia Latino van Splunteren, Leticia Latino, Leticia van Splunteren
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Show Notes
Martin Cooper is an engineer, an entrepreneur, and a futurist. Known as the “father of the cell phone,” he invented the world’s first portable cell phone at Motorola and made the first public call in 1973. Over thirty years at Motorola, Cooper and his teams introduced the first nationwide mobile phones and pagers, and numerous other products. He and his wife, Arlene Harris founded over a half dozen companies.
He is chairman of Dyna LLC, serves on the FCC’s Technological Advisory Council and is a member of the National Academy of Engineers, the Marconi Society, and is a Prince of Asturias Laureate. He has been widely published, and created the Law of Spectrum Capacity, known as Cooper’s Law.
Cooper grew up in Chicago and attended the Illinois Institute of Technology.
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