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| + | Robiola had published a book in 1904-5 on hernias: ''L'ernia ed il nuovo regolamento per l'esecuzione della legge sugli infortuni del lavoro'' (31 gennaio 1904 n. 51) Considerazioni malinconiche sull'attuale legge degli infortuni. (E. Reggiani, 1905) -- in English: Hernia and the new regulation for the execution of the law on labor accidents (January 31, 1904 No. 51) Melancholy considerations on the current law of accidents. It's 44 pages long, according to online booksellers. "The author, an Italian physician, examines in detail the various surgical techniques used to treat hernia, analyzing their advantages and disadvantages. In addition, the book presents the new regulations establishing standards for the diagnosis and treatment of hernia, providing precise guidelines for the care of patients with this condition."<ref>https://www.amazon.com/LErnia-Ed-Nuovo-Regolamento-Italian/dp/1120405033</ref> | ||
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|Names=Attilio Robiola | |Names=Attilio Robiola | ||
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|Locations=Corso Oporto, 21, Turin, Italy (and formerly of Domodossola) | |Locations=Corso Oporto, 21, Turin, Italy (and formerly of Domodossola) | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:16, 17 December 2023
Attilio Robiola was an Italian aero inventor, a “Doctor” (possibly a physician), filing from Corso Oporto, 21, Turin, Italy (and formerly of Domodossola).[1]
A substantial history of his substantial efforts, including a picture of his multiplane with six layers of wings, is at the Aero Club of Torino web site: https://www.aeroclubtorino.it/en/history/chapter-3.html. That says he published a 30-page booklet in 1913 about his principles of aircraft construction.
Robiola had published a book in 1904-5 on hernias: L'ernia ed il nuovo regolamento per l'esecuzione della legge sugli infortuni del lavoro (31 gennaio 1904 n. 51) Considerazioni malinconiche sull'attuale legge degli infortuni. (E. Reggiani, 1905) -- in English: Hernia and the new regulation for the execution of the law on labor accidents (January 31, 1904 No. 51) Melancholy considerations on the current law of accidents. It's 44 pages long, according to online booksellers. "The author, an Italian physician, examines in detail the various surgical techniques used to treat hernia, analyzing their advantages and disadvantages. In addition, the book presents the new regulations establishing standards for the diagnosis and treatment of hernia, providing precise guidelines for the care of patients with this condition."[2]
References
Patents whose inventor or applicant is Attilio Robiola
- Patent AT-1910-58874 (English title: Aircraft or watercraft (submarine, in the case of the latter), Supplementary to patent: Patent DE-1909-11-30 Attilio Robiola, Filing date: 1910-11-29)
- Patent GB-1910-27876 (English title: Improved Controlling Device appalicable to Air-ships and Submarine Boats, Supplementary to patent: Patent DE-1909-11-30 Attilio Robiola, Filing date: 1910-11-30)
- Patent BE-1914-263519 (English title: Device for actuating on water or in the air, by means of an ordinary steering wheel and servo-motors, one or more series of planes, Supplementary to patent: Patent DE-1909-11-30 Attilio Robiola, Filing date: 1914-01-03)
Publications by or about Attilio Robiola
- Robiola, 1912, L'idroaeroplano Robiola; la teoria di Edison in armonia coi principî ideati e applicati dal dott (Simple title: The Robiola hydroplane; Edison's theory in harmony with the principles conceived and applied by Dr.)
| Names | Attilio Robiola |
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| Countries | BE, DE, GB |
| Locations | Corso Oporto, 21, Turin, Italy (and formerly of Domodossola) |
| Occupations | Doctor, Physician |
| Tech areas | Airship, Control, Aerodynamics, Submarine, multiplane |
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