The invention of the assembly line refers to the innovative method of manufacturing that involved dividing the production process into a series of repetitive tasks, allowing for mass production and increased efficiency.
Related terms
Industrial Revolution: A period of rapid industrialization in the 18th and 19th centuries that led to significant advancements in manufacturing processes.
Mass Production: The production of goods on a large scale using standardized designs and methods to achieve economies of scale.
Division of Labor: The specialization of tasks within a production process, where each worker focuses on specific tasks to increase productivity.