Chi-Tien Lui, the president of CTL Electronics came to the U.S. a 19 year-old electrician from Chungking, China.
He continued his studies at a variety of institutions:
The RCA Training Institute in New York;
Utah State University in Logan, Utah;
and the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute in Brooklyn, New York.
He took several jobs in between, including a position as a technician
on the computer fuel tank system of the Apollo Space Program in Los Angeles.
In 1968 he started CTL Electronics.
CTL Electronics pioneered some of the initial technology which ushered in the age of non-broadcast video.
They were one of the first corporations to offer equipment and guidance to the new user of the new medium,
including businesses, artists, and home enthusiasts.
The industry has change vastly, of course, since its initial days, but CTL has been there every step of the way
participating in a wide spectrum of video uses and technologies.
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