Bernard Kardon graduated from Stuyvesant High School and studied engineering at Cooper Union, but quit there before earning a degree.
12 Facts About Bernard Kardon
Bernard Kardon designed intercoms that allowed maximum intelligibility under the acoustic and psychological conditions of combat as well as systems that allowed direct voice communications from landing crafts a mile out to personnel on the shore.
Bernard Kardon designed sound equipment that fooled the enemy, causing them to waste reserves attacking non-existent threats.
Bernard Kardon worked on sonar and voice communication equipment that allowed ships and convoy units to communicate while under radio silence.
In 1937 Bernard Kardon was hired by the David Bogen Company, manufacturers of audio and intercom equipment.
Bernard Kardon moved up at Bogen, from Design Engineer to Chief Engineer and was finally named Executive Vice-president.
Bernard Kardon was later named general manager of the firm.
Harman handled sales, merchandising, and advertising, while Bernard Kardon was Chief Engineer, Designer and Production Manager.
Bernard Kardon left the firm in 1959 to become an independent consultant.
Bernard Kardon was granted a US utility patent for his invention, US 3,190,038 "Wetting Doll with Electrical Alarm" November 16,1962.
In 1961 Bernard Kardon was named Director of Engineering at Ultrasound Industries, Inc.
Bernard Kardon married Anna Jafee on December 8,1933, and had two children.