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Has it been 170 years already? Time sure has flown by since Elisha Otis sold his first elevator in 1853 and demonstrated his safety brake invention at the 1854 World’s Fair at the Crystal Palace in New York. Today, we’re embracing our safety legacy and we’re continuing to build the future as the leader in the world’s elevator and escalator manufacturing, installation, and service company. Thank you to all of our colleagues, customers, and partners throughout the years who have made this possible

In 1853, our founder Elisha Otis introduced a new device — the elevator safety brake — which would give rise to the modern city and forever change how we live. It takes a special kind of thinker to imagine possibilities beyond what already exists. This #InventorsDay, let’s celebrate elevator inventions. From hydraulic and electric elevators to our latest connected elevators and everything in between, these inventions pioneered progress, and safety – and continue to push us forward and lift us up