Robert Adler on Zenith focusing on television after World War II
Robert Adler on working for Zenith head E.F. McDonald
Robert Adler on the state of Zenith in the late '40s
Robert Adler on his duties in the research department at Zenith
Robert Adler on the innovations that came out of Zenith's research department when he was head of it
Robert Adler on Zenith's acquisition of the Rauland Corporation in 1948
Robert Adler on how the development of the remote control came about for Zenith
Robert Adler on the importance to Zenith of coming up with the remote control
Robert Adler on ultrasonic remote control devices and the battery
Robert Adler on remote control sets going into production and on the remote control system's name, Space Command
Robert Adler on how Zenith modified the remote control over the years and the popularity of the product
Robert Adler on his own personal use of the Space Command remote control and being dubbed the father of the remote control
Robert Adler on the then-future of the remote control
Robert Adler on being head of the research facility at Zenith in the '40s
Robert Adler on Zenith dealing with competitors and on selecting the projects his team at Zenith worked on
Robert Adler on working on the gated beam while at Zenith
Robert Adler on Zenith not producing equipment for broadcasters like cameras or transmitter equipment
Robert Adler on Zenith working on a prototype television projection system in 1966
Robert Adler on developing the video laser disc, which would eventually become the DVD
Robert Adler on retiring from Zenith to become a consultant and on the development of HDTV and touch-screen technology
Robert Adler on precision molded plastics and touch-screen technology
Robert Adler on Zenith's place in television history
Robert Adler on the then-current state of television and the then-future of television
Robert Adler on advice to aspiring television scientists and inventors
Robert Adler on his many patents and how he'd like to be remembered