Inventor of The Mouse Computer

 

Mouse invited by Douglas Anglelbart, he was born in 1925, in Oregon, where he grew up in a small farms. In 1942 he graduated high school and went to Oregon State University to study electronics. During World War II, Douglas joined the United States Navy as an electronics technician. Furthermore Douglas worked at NASA Ames Research Laboratory division. After earning his Ph.D., Douglas continued his career as a researcher at the Standford Research Institute, in this institution Douglas became a pioneer in the development of variety of computer components, including mouse or commonly called mouse.

In the 1970's and 1980's, Douglas became a senior researcher at Tymshare Inc. In 1989, Douglas founded the Bootstrap Institute, which became the center of the development of computer network technology that plays a role in the advancement of internet technology.