Which inventor revolutionized beverage packaging with the first commercially viable 'pop-top' aluminum can in 1963, eliminating the need for separate can openers?

The packaging industry has seen remarkable innovations that have transformed how products are preserved, presented, and purchased. Some packaging breakthroughs have been so significant that they've changed entire industries and consumer behaviors. This poll tests your knowledge about a revolutionary packaging invention that disrupted the beverage industry and created a new era of convenience and portability.

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Ermal Fraze, who conceived the idea at a picnic when he forgot a can opener and had to use his car bumper to open drinks
William Painter, who developed the crown cork bottle seal but never successfully created an easy-opening can design
Daniel Cudzik, who actually invented the later stay-on-tab design but is often mistakenly credited with the original pull-tab
Charles Broschart, whose early prototype leaked and was rejected by beverage companies until the 1970s