Industrial technologies

Definition

Industrial technologies refer to the advancements and innovations in machinery, manufacturing processes, and energy sources during the industrial revolution. These technologies transformed production methods from manual labor to machine-based systems.

Related terms

Urbanization: The process of people moving from rural areas to cities due to the growth of industries and job opportunities.

Mass production: The large-scale production of goods using assembly lines or mechanized techniques, resulting in lower costs and increased availability.

Textile industry: The sector of manufacturing that focuses on producing fabrics, such as cotton or wool, often one of the first industries impacted by industrial technologies.