Industrial Innovation

Definition

Industrial innovation refers to the introduction and development of new technologies, methods, and systems that revolutionized production and manufacturing processes during the Industrial Age. These innovations aimed to increase efficiency, productivity, and profitability in various industries.

Related terms

Assembly Line: A method of production where products move along a conveyor belt while workers perform specific tasks at different stages. This increased efficiency and reduced costs.

Mechanization: The process of replacing human labor with machines or automated systems in order to increase productivity and output.

Urbanization: The movement of people from rural areas to cities due to industrialization, leading to the growth of urban centers and changes in social structure.