Which famous inventor's company logo was originally designed to honor the inventor's hometown, but later evolved into one of the most recognized symbols in technology?

Many revolutionary products have become so iconic that their logos are instantly recognizable worldwide. But how well do you know the stories behind these famous product logos and their creators? This trivia question explores the fascinating connection between a groundbreaking inventor and the evolution of their company's visual identity. Test your knowledge about the intersection of innovation history and brand development!

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Steve Jobs - Apple (the bite in the apple represents Alan Turing's suicide method)
Nikola Tesla - Tesla Motors (the 'T' design represents a cross-section of an electric motor)
Thomas Edison - General Electric (the circular logo was based on Edison's first light bulb filament)
Alexander Graham Bell - Bell Telephone (the bell shape was a literal representation of his surname)