Hedy Lamarr for Kids | Bedtime History

Hedy Lamarr, a renowned Hollywood actress, was also a brilliant inventor. Born in 1913 in Austria, she pursued acting from a young age and became famous in Hollywood. Despite her success, she faced challenges during WWII, helping her family escape from Austria. Bored with acting, she turned to science, co-inventing a frequency-hopping communication system with George Antheel, which laid the groundwork for modern wireless technology. Initially unrecognized, her contributions were later acknowledged. Hedy's life exemplifies overcoming stereotypes and following one's passion, leaving a lasting legacy in both film and technology.

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