List of New Zealand inventors

The following is a list of New Zealand inventors and inventions.

Godfrey Bowen - developer of an improved sheep-shearing technique
John Britten - designer of the Britten motorcycle
Thomas Brydone and William Soltau Davidson - refrigerated shipping pioneers
Morton W. Coutts - invented the revolutionary continuous fermentation method of brewing
Bill Gallagher - developer of the electric fence and founder of Gallagher Group Limited
A J Hackett - Bungy creator
Bill Hamilton - developed the modern jetboat
John Ashley Hart, inventor of the thermette (Benghasi Boiler)
Len Light - invented the EasyYo do-it-yourself yoghurt maker^[1]
Peter Lynn - leading kitemaker, aeronautical theoretician and inventor of the tipping blade portable sawmill
Colin Murdoch - inventor of the disposable syringe and the tranquilliser gun
Richard Pearse - inventor of the first powered flying machine
Alan Pritchard - pioneer of aerial topdressing
Leon Styles - inventor of the "Rocking Trigger" and operating systems for paintball guns

References

↑ "Easy Yo - Len Light". Retrieved 6 January 2015.

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