James Watt improved the steam engine in 1764,which was a turning point in the Industrial Revolution.Through his improvements, steam engines became more effective and useful, advancing commerce, transportation, and technology.
ADAM SMITH : Division of Labour
James Watt improved the steam engine in 1764,which was a turning point in the Industrial Revolution.Through his improvements, steam engines became more effective and useful, advancing commerce, transportation, and technology.
YEAR OF CONTRIBUTION - 1764
ELI WHITNEY : Interchangeable Parts
Known as the father of the mass production method,he introduced the concept of interchangeable parts and is remembered for his contributions in cotton gin.He promoted an economic system based on free enterprise, the private ownership of means of production, and lack of government interference.
YEAR OF CONTRIBUTION - 1798
HENRY MAUDSLAY : Accuracy in machine tools
Henry Maudsley,who focused on accuracy in machine tools in 1810, helped to advance industrial precision and consistency and establish the groundwork for contemporary machining and mass production.
YEAR OF CONTRIBUTION - 1810
Micheal Faraday & Joseph Henry: Dynamo motor
In 1812, Michael Faraday and Joseph Henry separately pioneered dynamos, generating electrical power, and electric motors, converting them into mechanical motion.Known as the father of the machine-tool industry,laid an important foundation for the Industrial Revolution by improving interchangeability and precision in tool-making.
YEAR OF CONTRIBUTION - 1812
HENRY FORD : Low-cost mass production
Henry Ford changed manufacturing and made cars more accessible and affordable by implementing low-cost mass production techniques, such as assembly lines and standardized parts.
YEAR OF CONTRIBUTION - 1924
TAIICHI OHNO - Just In Time Production
Taiichi Ohno ,was a Japanese Industrial engineer who introduced just-in-time production approaches for Toyota which sparked the development of lean manufacturing techniques that enhanced manufacturing and supply chain productivity by streamlining procedures, reducing waste, and improving overall efficiency.
YEAR OF CONTRIBUTION - 1973
NIKAULAUS OTTO : Internal combustion engine
Nikolaus Otto's work on the internal combustion engine in 1876 established the foundation for the widespread use of engines that powered cars and other machinery, revolutionizing industry and transportation.
YEAR OF CONTRIBUTION - 1876
SAMUEL COLT: Assembly line
Samuel Colt's inventive use of assembly line techniques in weapon manufacturing showcased effective standardization and production systems. This pioneering approach demonstrated streamlined processes that set a notable precedent for efficient mass production.
YEAR OF CONTRIBUTION - 1835
Henry L. Gantt : Gantt Chart
An American mechanical engineer and management consultant who is best known for his work in the development of scientific management. He created the Gantt chart in the 1910s.
