[RimstarOrg] has posted an awesome writeup on his Hero’s steam engine ... the engine seventeen centuries before the industrial revolution, and yet it was largely ignored.

The journey of automation in manufacturing began with the first industrial revolution, marked by mechanization through water ...

The arrival of complex machines and the development of power sources like water wheels and steam engines, led to the growth of factories and industry Before the Industrial Revolution, most of the ...

imagine how thrilled folks were when they first saw a factory machine! (Spoiler: they were not thrilled. More like terrified.) Then came steam power, the caffeine of the Industrial Revolution.

The Industrial Revolution of the 19th century radically changed human labor, with a lot of good things (steam trains ... is the author of "Blood in the Machine: The Origins of the Rebellion ...

Think about how mind-shattering it would have been to see something like Hero’s Engine, the first known example of a steam turbine ... t kick off the industrial revolution two millennia early ...

The David Hulse Collection of eight model steam engines from the industrial revolution has been housed ... makers of our time", holds 17 patents for machines in the pottery industry.