-
Singer invents first practical sewing machine
Although Isaac Snger did not invent the sewing machine, he did patent the first practical and efficient one. His invention opened the doors to mass-production and revolutionized consumer behavior. The sewing machine increased the rates of production enormously and established a new pace for the work force. This invention has thrived tremendously throughout the years and mass production continues to reach new heights still today. -
George Cayley invents the first manned glider
Cayley is the man responsible for the idea of flight. George Cayley created the modern configuration of an airplane. His successful full-scales glider opened the door to aviation as we know and appreciate it today. His invention continued to evolve and we are left with today's aviation that continues advancing. -
Louis Pasteur discovers pasteurization
Pasteur, known as one of the greatest saviors of humanity is a man worthy of many thanks. His numerous discoveries have landed him the title as the most important figure in the history of medicine. His discoveries, specifically pasteurization played a huge role in the prevention of deseases. Pasteur opened the doors to medicine and the advancements have yet ceased to amaze. -
Cathode rays discovered
A glowing neon sign or any old fashioned TV set owe their glow to the discovery of cathode rays. This complex discovery has changed the world of medicine and science tremendously. -
Dr. Richard Gatling patents the machine gun
Dr. Gatling created his gun during the American Civil War because he sincerely believed that his invention was powerful enough to end the war. The gun was hand-driven and crank operated, and outstanding invention for the time. This machine gun has since then evolved, creating a greater piece of protection for our men on the battlefield. -
Alfred Nobel produces dynamite
Nobel creates the first high explosive that can be safely handled after a handful of other explosive trials. Dynamite has found many beneficial and some fatal uses to individuals everywhere. Dynamite has driven the process of coal mining and has also found its use in weaponry. -
Robert Mushet invents tungsten steel
Mushets single invention revolutionized engineering practice in the early 20th century. This invention is still used today in machine shops around the world. Tungsten steel has numerous jobs and continues to play a huge role in infrastructure today. -
US inventor Thomas Edison invents the record-player
Thanks to Edison's incredible invention we have the ability to listen to our favorite albums. Edison discovered the key to recording sound. Edison was trying to improve the telegraph transmitter when he unexpectedly invented the record player. Music brings community and warmth to any setting and for that, we thank you, Mr. Edison. -
Eadweard Muybridge invents moving pictures
This man is responsible for changing the way we view photography. His free frame images have evolved tremendously. We now have access to endless films, televison and video data available on our computers. Muybridge's brilliant eye for art creating something incredible. -
Alexander Graham Bell invents the telephone
The man who paved the way for the birth of telecommunications. An outstanding invention that has impacted the ways in which we communicate on a daily basis. An invention that is constatnly evolving and an invention that is so vital to the productivity of our daily lives. The telephone has single handedly been one of the worlds most pivotal inventions for the world of communications. -
Edison invents the light bulb
It is agreed by many historians that Edison was not the inventor of the light bulb. However he did produce the first commercially viable one. Edison's great success of his significant invention was due to three factors. His combination of success has continued to evolve and our generation see's a more vibrant light bulb thanks to Mr. Edison's innovation attitude. -
Gattlieb Daimler builds the world's first four-wheeled motor vehicle
A brilliant Daimler invents his own efficient engine called the 1885 Daimler-Maybach engine. He then takes a stagecoach and applies his engine, hench creating the first four-wheeled automobile. Gottlieb Daimler created an engine that set the basis for all care engines going forward. His invention of the automobile has advanced tremendously. Motor vehicles have become a luxury and necessity to most individuals in today's society. -
Invention of the electric engine and the electric locomotive
The invention of electric locomotives was an invention that simply made life easier. These engines were large enough to transfer passengers, freight or whatever material needed to their chosen locations. This invention was large and powerful, and continues to play an important role in todays working and fast paced world. -
Roentgen discovers X-rays
Prevous to his discovery of x-rays, Wilhelm Roentgen was working on the effects of cathode rays. A day of experimenting led to a crucial discovery and altered the world of medicine in a drastic way. X-rays have led to more discoveries in health and wellness, and have aided medical professionals in their diagnosis process. Roentgen gave the medical field a face-lift with his invention. -
Marconi patents the wireless telegraph
The wireless telegraph, along with the telephone are probably two of the greatest advances in communication. Communication reached new heights with this discovery and continues to make advances today.
