Robert Fulton
The parts of the steamboat include the paddlewheel, the steam engine, the passenger decks, the calliope, the pilot house, the smoke stakes, the hull, the steam whistle, and the landing stage.
She was built by the wealthy investor and politician Robert Livingston and inventor and entrepreneur Robert Fulton. Source: Wikipedia "North River Steamboat" page
Steam-engine pioneer Denis Papin is credited with designing a paddlewheel steamboat in 1704, but could not get it developed. His paddleboat model was shown on the Fulda River in 1707. Marquis Claude de Jouffroy of France built a 42-foot working steamboat with rotating paddles, the Palmipède, in 1774. The ship sailed on the Doubs River in June and July 1776, apparently the first steamship to sail successfully. After the use of a paddlewheel passenger vessel by John Fitch of Pennsylvania in 1785, Robert Fulton became the first successful steamboat operator in 1807, travelling 240 miles on the Hudson River between New York City and Albany.
The steamboat was invented about a hundred years before the aircraft.
The steamboat was invented by John Fitch in the early 1790s.
Robert Fulton invented the flat-bottomed steamboat
First of all, the steamboat is invented by Robert futon and it was invented in 1736.
The steamboat by 116 years. Steamboat 1787 vs Airplane 1903.
Robert Fulton invented the first successful steamboat - the Clermont. ... On August 7, 1807
The steamboat replaced sailboats, and rafts for easier transportation.
The steamboat was invented in america. John Fitch sailed the first steamboat on the Delaware river in 1787. In the end steamboats helped transport people from place to place.
John Fitch invented the original steamboat, but Robert Fulton is usually credited with the invention of the steamboat, since he was American and brought it to America, while Fitch was British.