Becky Schroeder
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27 August, 1974
On this date, Rebecca 'Becky' Schroeder, at the age of 12, was granted U.S. Patent 3,832,556 for her invention of a luminescent backing sheet designed for writing in the dark, commonly known as the 'Glo-Sheet.' This marked a significant achievement, making her one of the youngest females to receive a U.S. patent. Her invention found applications in various fields, including healthcare, maritime operations, and photography, where writing in low-light conditions was necessary.
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Main Milestones
Birth in Toledo, Ohio
1962
Rebecca "Becky" Schroeder was born in Toledo, Ohio. Her early life was characterized by a curious mind and a penchant for problem-solving, traits that would soon lead her to remarkable achievements in the field of invention.
Inspiration for Shoe Lights
1969
At the age of seven, while volunteering with her mother at a nursing home, Becky observed the challenges faced by elderly residents navigating dimly lit hallways. This sparked the idea for 'Shoe Lights,' a concept designed to improve visibility and safety for pedestrians in low-light conditions.
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Known For
Inventing the Glo-Sheet, a luminescent writing tablet, and being one of the youngest females to be granted a U.S. patent.