We offer unique multimedia products that highlight some of the great achievements in engineering of the last century. Since 1976 the founders of the Edison Tech Center have been gathering material on 20th century pioneers at General Electric. Today our library includes video interviews and other visual material from around the globe.
A great way to support the Edison Tech Center’s mission is to purchase DVDs from our media program. For refined videos good for use in classrooms see our Video Series page. For oral histories with some of the greatest electrical and mechanical engineers of our time, see our list below. See our donate page for instructions how to order a DVD and use the Show Code and name to specify which shows you’d like.
| Show Code: | Subject or Interview with: | Series: |
| VFTE002 | Mechanical Engineer: Frank Wicks | Edison Exploratorium Presents |
| VFTE003 | Mechanical Engineer: Frank Wicks part 2 | Edison Exploratorium Presents |
| VFTE004 | Walter Bardsley – WW2 Aviation | Edison Exploratorium Presents |
| VFTE005 | Ari Presler – on digital imagery | Edison Exploratorium Presents |
| VFTEP-1 | Nancy Fitzroy interview 1 | The Edison Presents |
| VFTEP-2 | Nancy Fitzroy interview 2 | The Edison Presents |
| VFTEP-3 | Andrew Burke – on batteries and electric cars | The Edison Presents |
| VFTEP-4 | Historic Folsom Power House | The Edison Presents |
| VFTG001 | Microwave and Radar technology interviews | GE Family Album |
| VFTG002 | Superconductors collection of interviews | GE Family Album |
| VFTG005 | Interview with Steve Israel | GE Family Album |
| VFTG006 | Interview with Helen Briggs about Steinmetz | GE Family Album |
| VFTG007 | Interview with Ethel Cermack about insulator pioneer Cermack | GE Family Album |
| VFTG008 | Gosam Memories – 1976 edit of random GE memorabelia | GE Family Album |
| VFTG009 | Edison visits in 1922 – old film | GE Family Album |
| VFTG010 | Principles of Electricity – 80s education film | GE Family Album |
| VFTG011 | AC and DC – 80s educational film | GE Family Album |
| VFTG012 | Energy from th Atom – 80s educational film | GE Family Album |
| VFTG013 | Steinmetz Day 2008 – Lecture at Union College | GE Family Album |
| VFTG014 | Steinmetz Day Lecture at Union College | GE Family Album |
| VFTG015 | Arne Loft and his Gas Turbine work | GE Family Album |
| VFTG016 | GEMOV and transients with Bill Morris, John Harnden, Lionel Barthold | GE Family Album |
| VFTG017 | Lionel Barthold’s work on pioneering utility power systems | GE Family Album |
| VFTG018 | Malcolm Horton – pioneer in HVDC power, trolleys in Schenectady | GE Family Album |
| VFTG019 | Ted Mihran – life work on Klystrons, Cy Ramo, developing the first microwave ovens | GE Family Album |
| VFTG020 | Rudolph Dehn – work on UHF, the MIT Rad Lab, and microwave technologies | GE Family Album |
| VFTG021 | Glen Breuer – work HVDC systems. | GE Family Album |
| VFTG022 | Al Brower – developing the thyratron, control systems, steel mill automation | GE Family Album |
| VFTG023 | Klystrons: Research Development and Manufacture | GE Family Album |
| VFTT001 | Pier Abetti – on radio, computers and GE history | Techsplorer |
| VFTT002 | Pier Abetti – on radio, computers, and GE history part 2 | Techsplorer |
| VFTT003 | Roy Anderson – pioneering satellite communications | Techsplorer |
| VFTT004 | Peter Frischman – on superconductor work | Techsplorer |
| VFTT005 | Ivar Giaver – physics work | Techsplorer |
| VFTT006 | Harold Gauper – on automatic control career | Techsplorer |
| VFTT007 | Robert Hall – pioneering the laser and germanium work | Techsplorer |
| VFTT009 | Howard Hart – MRI and superconductor work | Techsplorer |
| VFTT010 | Harry Apkarian – Schenectady issues | Techsplorer |
| VFTT011 | Walt Robb – a leader of the GE Research Lab | Techsplorer |
| VFTT012 | Carl Rosner – on his early life and engineering interview part 1 | Techsplorer |
| VFTT013 | Carl Rosner – on superconducting work interview part 2 | Techsplorer |
| VFTT014 | Roland Schmitt – leader of the GE Research Center | Techsplorer |
| VFTT015 | Austin Spang – Automatic Control Work | Techsplorer |
| VFTT016 | Paul Swartz – Superconducting work at IGC | Techsplorer |