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Yes he did. In 1885 George Westinghouse, head of the Westinghouse Electric Company, bought the patent rights to Tesla's system of dynamos, transformers and motors. Westinghouse used Tesla's alternating current system to light the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago.
He worked for edison.
George Westinghouse's IQ does not seem to be listed publicly. He was known for his work with Tesla and electricity.
He bought some patents from him.
That would be George Westinghouse who paid him well and fairly.
George Westinghouse invented a better way to deliver electricity to consumers in sweatshops and other jobs before and during the Great Depression. Westinghouse debated over the Alternative Current and the Direct Current with Thomas Edison.
Nikola Tesla invented AC, probably a transformer as well but don't quote that.
Nikola Tesla Also George Westinghouse (famous for invention and commercialization of ac current as electrical system vs. Edison's dc current - Westinghouse won that one!)
Tesla with Westinghouse made the first hydro plant in the Niagara. The water moved the turbines and the AC motors delivered the electricity.
When Tesla was 24 years old , he came up with the idea of a revolutionary method of generating electricity using alternating current. He called it the polyphase system. After that he was cheated by Edison so he left him. George Westinghouse hired the 30 year old Tesla to work in his new laboratory in Pittsburgh. Westinghouse then purchased the patent rights for Tesla's polyphase system for $1,000,000. A few years later, Tesla used much of the money he received from selling his patent to start the Tesla Electric Company in New York.
Tesla was a loner. He didn't have any students. He died alone in a hotel room. I guess you could say he was his greatest student. He gave the patent to his generators to Westinghouse to keep Westinghouse in business, so he learned that his inventions could make a LOT of money....for other people.