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was invented in 1764-65 by James Hagreaves it’s a multi-spindle spinning machine.
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was invented by James Watt with help of Matthew Boulton in 1763-1775 his engines were smaller and used less coal they improved the efficiency of steam engines considerably.
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was invented by Paul Moody 1784 the power loom was made to weave cloth and tapestry
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Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin he was granted the patent in 1794 the cotton gin was a device that separated cotton fibers from the seeds
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was patented in 1802 by Richard Trevithick as a “high pressure engine” he created the first steam powered locomotive engine on rails
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was made by Robert Fulton was made in 1807 steamboats proved a popular way of transportation their speed and ability to travel against the current reduced the time and expense of shipping
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was invented in 1826 the world’s first photograph or the oldest surviving photo was taken by Joseph Nicéphore it was captured by using the heligraphy technique.
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was invented by Barthélemy Thimonnier in 1829
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was invented in 1830’s-1840’s by samuel morse the telegraph revolutionized long distance conversations it worked by transmitting electrical signals over a wire between stations
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was made by Alfred Nobel in 1867 it helps blow stuff up
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was made in 1876-77 both Alexander Graham Bell and Elisha Gray submitted independent patents applications to the patent office on February 14, 1876
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Karl benz patented the motorwagen in 1886 it was the first true modern automobile
