Industrial innovation refers to the development and implementation of new technologies, methods, and systems in industries during the late-1800s. It marked a period of significant advancements that transformed manufacturing processes and increased productivity.
Related terms
Assembly Line: A manufacturing process where each worker is assigned a specific task along a moving conveyor belt, allowing for mass production.
Bessemer Process: A method for producing steel by blowing air through molten iron to remove impurities, resulting in stronger and more affordable steel.
Thomas Edison: An American inventor known for his contributions to electrical power generation and distribution systems, as well as inventing devices such as the phonograph and electric light bulb.