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1751 BCE
hand tools
The historians of the technology have established with precision the origin of the machine tool: in general there is consensus to consider that the first in history was the lathe invented in 1751 by Jacques de Vaucanson, a French engineer and inventor who is also credited as the inventor of the first robot and the first fully automated loom. -
1500
firearm
It was the most important invention, appeared in the fifteenth century and became the main weapon of the infantry. a copy of these weapons is the musket this, was the weapon created by the Spanish -
steam machine
The first steam engine was developed in 1633, its creation is attributed to Eduardo Somerset but who invented the steam engine that really revolutionized the world was the Scottish engineer James Walt. -
clothes iron
It was the seventeenth century when the term iron emerged, the first best known were made of iron and heated to the fire. The first electric iron appeared in the year 1882, it was invented by the State Henry Henry W. -
typewriter
The first recorded attempt to produce a typewriter was made by the inventor Henry Mill, who obtained a patent from Queen Anne of Great Britain in 1714. The next patent issued for a typewriter was granted to the American inventor William Austin Burt in 1829 by a machine with characters placed in a semicircular wheel that was turned to the desired letter or character and then pressed against the paper. -
cartography
The first stories of the cartography were written in the 18th century by European cartographers who presented the maps of their time as the culmination of a long historical process of technical improvement. This positivist vision remained in force until the second half of the twentieth century. During that time, interest in ancient maps came essentially from three groups: geographers and historians, who tried to extract information about past events embodied in maps -
first television
Created in 1920 by John Logie Baird, it was the beginning of what we know as television, this television was not fully electric, since it had a mechanical component. As you can see in the picture, it had a very large box and a very small screen. -
first computer
The Z1 is considered the first programmable mechanical computer in the world. It was designed by the German engineer Konrad Zuse between 1935 and 1936, and was completed in 1938.
It was a binary action calculator, which read instructions from perforated tapes. Their functions were limited, but it represented a great advance for the time.
