Confusing question. It mixes both the invention of "mechanical blowing" and electric key action. To answer the question directly: Robert Hope - Jones. However, he invented neither electric action or mechanical blowing. The latter was developed in the 19th century when steam engines, internal combustion engines and water motors were fitted to the feeder bellows of organs. Later fan and impeller type blowers were developed, driven by the aforementioned devices (with the exception of water motors) and eventually electric motors. Electric key action allows the console (and thereby the keyboards) to be placed at a distance from the main body of the instrument, the electrical signals being carried by a cable. The invention of electric action pre-dates Hope Jones but these early mechanisms were not reliable. Hope - Jones brought it to a high state of perfection.
the heart itself
The heart, for that's where the blood gets pumped out to the whole body.
The heart is the organ in your chest that blood is pumped in and out of, and the brain is the organ in your head that controls everything you do (center of the nervous system)
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The pipe organ was invented by the Greek Ctesibius.
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They invented the water organ, which was kind of a keyboard
An early version of the pipe organ, called a hydraulis, was invented in Greece in the 3rd century BC.
there is no evidence that the human eye is an organ as we need organs to survive, if we didnt have an organ, we would eventually die, but people can live without eyes.
The first pipe organ, called the hydraulis, was invented in Greece.
Laurens Hammond is the inventor of the electric organ. He had his invention patented in 1934 and the Hammond organ was manufactured in 1935.