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Invented by Samuel Slater.He was called the father of all factory systems. He and one other built America's first water-powered cotton spinning mill in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
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Invented by John Stevens. He began innovations on the steamboat. Later he started to work on locomotives (railroads). Later he started to make boilers and engines for steam engines.
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Inventor Oliver Evans. He was the one that started the first continuous production line of a high pressure.
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Invented by John Fitch. This was the first one made it was 45 feet long and sailed down the Delaware River.
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Invented by Eli Whitney. They would use this machine to pull out the seeds from the cotton fibers.
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Invented by Robert Fulton. The North River steamboat or North River was called the first vessel to demonstrate the viability of using the "steam propulsion for commercial water transportation.
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Invented by Mary Dixon Kies. She was the first to begin weaving with straw with some silk and thread.
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Invented by Alpheus Babcock. He worked with his brother and later had a different partner. They started to manufacture pianos in 1809
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Invented by Eli Terry. He began the mass production of clocks and made them affordable for the average citizen.
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Invented by Thomas Blanchard.Was able to duplicate shapes identical to the standard pattern.
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Invented by John Ericsson. They used his inventions to improve on ship designs. They would use two of the screw propellers on some ships. this would gain more speed the hotter it was.
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Invented by Erastus Bigelow. Made a power loom that would be able to make carpet brussels. Made a mass production.
