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Mass Production and its Power Sources
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James Watt patents a steam engine that produced continuous revolving motion.
1781
Eli Whitney mechanizes the first assembly line.
1797
First commercially used biomass gasifier is used in France.
1840
Edwin Drake is the first to extract oil from his well.
1859
Jean Joseph Etienne Lenoir provides a gas-fired internal combustion engine.
1860
Thomas Edison invents the light bulb.
1879
Hydropower is used to power lighting in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
1880
William J. Baileys invents a copper collector, which is used for solar energy.
1908
Henry Ford creates the first moving assembly line.
1913
A robot by the name of Ultimate was used on a GM assembly line as a welder.
1960
Biofuels are used to power mass production today.
2013
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